The Black Enemy
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The Black Enemy
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Raising the flag of victory
With his face covered with ancient blood
After Revealing the demon inside
Tempted by hatred and fear
Drew his sword and surged into
The troops of the outspread enemy
Gather the remains of your furious hate
To slit the throats of all the disobedient
You are the oath applier
From the garden gates of the olds
Spread from the hives of the titan army
To disarm all the holders of the wasted flint
And clean the scene from all the unfit
Our blood is thicker than water
Gather for the banquet of the havocked, repressed, defiant, flesh
Let me be the ally of your salvation
To free the sight of the faithful hade controllers
And lead the rebellions to insanely dig their own graves
And put up their own tomb stones
After revealing the demon inside
Tempted by hatred and fear
Temptation of oath
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