Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Centinex
Canonical path: /centinex/bells-of-misery
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bells Of Misery
Read Bells Of Misery lyrics by Centinex on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bells Of Misery
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People torn to pieces
by the sword of God
They are slaves to christianity
when they drink your blood
The punishment of death
is a soul of torment
Evil and Satan
will win this for them
Bells of misery
Symphonies of hate
Millions of corpses
are showing your fate
Total benediction
Evil masturbation
Gods inqusition
Satans evokation
The beginning of the end
is a terror of darkness
Your body will rot
You can't help them now
The time has come
to unleash the evil
and roasted flesh
is the smell behind us
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