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The Sabbath

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Asylum Party Canonical path: /asylum-party/the-sabbath Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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The Sabbath

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White flying horse

Sings the magic

His dream takes you

Back to the beginning

The sorceress

Is black widow

She starts to dance

With fire in her hands

Moonless night

Ninety years old

A young elf

Between darkness and dawn

Voices and drums

All demons are there

Frenzy and moves

It's the sweetest nightmare

Join the pagan mass

Lost souls are free now

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