Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Black Dawn
Canonical path: /black-dawn/of-blackest-witchcraft
Related lyric paths: 6
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Of Blackest Witchcraft
Read Of Blackest Witchcraft lyrics by Black Dawn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Of Blackest Witchcraft
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Come, infernal, terristial, and heavenly hosts
Goddess of the (broad) high ways, of the crossroads
Thou who goest (to and fro) at night, torch in hand
Enemy of the day, friend and lover of darkness
Thou who art walking amid the phantom and in the place of tombs
Thou whose thirst is blood
Thou who dost strike chill fear into mortal heart
Gorgo, mormo, moon of a thousand forms
Cast a propitious eye upon our sacrifice
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