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Artist: Blood Thirsty Demons
Canonical path: /blood-thirsty-demons/the-ancient-gods
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The Ancient Gods
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The Ancient Gods
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They return back with the ancient spirits
They return back to kill the living
They return back to take this Earth
They return back to take their own world
Now you can see the ancient magick
Now you can see the ancient gods
Now you can see the ancient spirits
Now you can see the ancient gods
When we closed them in the abyss
They said: "We'll return back!"
And now they are in front of men
Now they want to take their land
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