Mort D'une Vestale
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Mort D'une Vestale
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Illie erat nox omnibus noetibus nigrior densiorque.
Duo mali dei noctu ad praedam pugnabant.
"Vitii dominus ferfidissimusque sum.
Exitium ludus quem do cum saeuitia est.
Impulsus incensusque via, to delebo!
Occidam abducan corpus eidus plenae religionis sacrae puellae.
Sic luciferum colam !
Ego indutus ut no.
Malus meus dominus est.
Flammae etiam fanum usserunt.
Puella fugit sed eam habeo!
Me delecto quia audio eam flere, qui audio suas querelas.
Danguis propter saecum ingenium fluet.
Puniam eam qui hunacitatem, gentes, deum amat!"
Puella clamauit.
Suos dominos adspexit.
Suum imperium idem erat.
Tunc duo mali dei consenserunt pro duo
Sawnitia ingeniorum corsortio.
Sua umbra praedam incidit.
Virinis ululatus musica mali victoriae fuit.
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Celestia performs "Mort D'une Vestale", and this lyric page sits inside the Celestia catalog on LyroVerse.
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