The Scorpion King
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The Scorpion King
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From the desert plains
Where all death remains
He rides the dust - He rides the time
The unholy one
The forgotten son
He will rise again when the moons align
Rise - for the scorpion King
Fight - for the scorpion King
Die - for the scorpion King
He's rising - All dying…
Rise - for the scorpion King
Fight - for the scorpion King
Die - for the scorpion King
He's rising - All dying…
(Insert drunken Iron Maiden styled gang chant)
Rise - for the scorpion King
Fight - for the scorpion King
Die - for the scorpion King
He's rising - All dying…
Rise - for the scorpion King
Fight - for the scorpion King
Die - for the scorpion King
He's rising - All dying…
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Black Moon Rising performs "The Scorpion King", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Moon Rising catalog on LyroVerse.
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