Carnal Lust
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Carnal Lust
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Under the sky of blackened clouds
A moonfog shall arise Seven winds of hate
Awaits...
I raise my sword to the sky
to the sphere where the ravens fly
Seal the sign of the twilight horde
Life, eternal life
You're devoured as one
Dominion of centuries behind
Across the horizon in North
The forces are moving further
Through mountains of snow and ice
They ride...
A century of blood
In the name of dark
Total wrath and pure destruction
Upon the throne of infernal blood
I'm the ruler
of a burning kingdom
Blazing skies and winter nights
My princess of fear is born
The seven keys to the seven gates
Makes my land open wide
The wolves are gathered in the woods
A new era has been born
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Centinex performs "Carnal Lust", and this lyric page sits inside the Centinex catalog on LyroVerse.
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