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Artist: Beelzebul
Canonical path: /beelzebul/melektaus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Melektaus
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Melektaus
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I hear the voices of the night,
I foud myself
Satan rises on my soul
Invoked on my depressive whispers
I've saw the cries of humanity,
Reflect of their devotion
On this enslaved world,
I rather am a god.
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Satanas leads the earth
Yeng lo wang crushes the winds
Azazel into the hills
Melektaus rises from the deeps.
In the deep of my darkness
In the deep of my abomination
The rebellion of myself
Awakes the beast of humanity.
I'm the evil spirit
That rises up in the dark skies
Like a invisible lightning
Where unknown fury arises.
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