The Altar
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The Altar
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Night is falling all around is dark
Into the temple of evil
There will be a sacrifice
Can't you see the light up the candles
The temple is getting prepared
A girl tonight will meet with death
There is no way out
From this damned fate she can't get out
Sinking deep into this nightmare
You wish to end but it won't go away
Your screaming just gives them pleasure
As you beg for your life upon the altar
Gathered in a circle
Around the pentacle
Time has come for the young girl to die
An offer to a demon soul
He smiles as she screams in despair
The dagger cuts an arc in air
The voice screams from beyond
''Die die baptize in blood''
Sinking deep into this nightmare
You wish to end but it won't go away
Your screaming just gives them pleasure
As you beg for your life upon the altar
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