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Artist: Dark Funeral
Canonical path: /dark-funeral/vobiscum-satanas
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Vobiscum Satanas
Read Vobiscum Satanas lyrics by Dark Funeral on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Vobiscum Satanas
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Vobiscum satanas
Cursed nazarene, impotent king
Behold great satanas
As he drives his nails deeper
Into thy hands
The weak fugitive God eyes
Cries holy tears of blood
As the evil one, press down
His crown of thorn
Ego vos benedictio
In nomine magni dei nostri satanas
Ave satanas
Ave domini inferni
Oh, crusified nazarene
Where are your powers now
When you are faceing, the greater force
Cursed nazarene, impotent king
Behold thee, great satanas
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