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Artist: Cinerary
Canonical path: /cinerary/rituals-of-desecration
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Rituals Of Desecration
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Rituals Of Desecration
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Refusing - to bow
Down befor - adam
Son of - fire
The accursed satan
Seducer of mankind
I will not fall down
Befor a son of clay
The ancient semitic god
Chief of angels
Rider of the serpent
Azazel rise up out
Cast out by god
Rider of the serpent
Azazel rise up out of the sea
Rituals of desecration
A demon with seven serpent heads
Fourteen faces and twelve wings
Semitic god of
The flocks will
Degrade to the
Level of a demon
Rituals of desecration
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