Four Horsemen
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Four Horsemen
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Coming with the clouds
Hair white as wool
Myriads of myriads
They walk in the mist
Eyes like a fiery flame
Happy are they that hear
The first born of the dead
Coming with the clouds
I was already awake at the time
I could have been drunk
Why not, it was a good time for it
Heh, drink up
Death was coming at me from all corners
Is it Friday the thirteenth already?
The first and the last
With the keys of death
Hidden in the dens of the rocks
Of the mountains from four horsemen
Like a lion, one a bull
Faceless creature flying like an eagle
Eating things sacrificed to idols
Will blot out your name
Diadems and fornication
Self-denial, now that is something
A crown, a bow and a white horse
Half-open lips stunk of perfume
Sounding an enormous trumpet
Hidden in the dens of the rocks
Of the mountains from four horsemen
Like a lion, one a bull
Faceless creature flying like an eagle
Gold and incense
What was his name?
A glassy, sea-like crystal
Black as a sack cloth of hair
And a white pebble
Ah hell, get ready now
'Cause we are all coming
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Christian Death performs "Four Horsemen", and this lyric page sits inside the Christian Death catalog on LyroVerse.
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