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Immoral Might

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bone Awl Canonical path: /bone-awl/immoral-might Related lyric paths: 6
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Immoral Might

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through pacts and bonds broken

a throne is held, a fist cast

in stone, a crown cast in

poison blood

sick and sunken, the soul

sleeps under armour

inhuman is the warbeast

impure, rust covers

metal, male and skin one

tyranny and hatred stake

the opposer, corrupt

must remain this icon

of all but holy

selfish teutonic ego

addict of rule

power, center of earth

eternally a cycle

of immoral might

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