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Artist: Darth Vader's Church
Canonical path: /darth-vaders-church/licentious-abandon
Related lyric paths: 6
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Licentious Abandon
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Licentious Abandon
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A thousand came to the people's temple never to return unto the shores of reality where their fool made them homes. Travelling deep in jungle of lies a tropic guyana paradise serving lord that they loved tonight they sleep in hell
Time to create the holocaust your life is not worth his cause to drink of his elixir now lay down and perish
As you start to die the weary flesh is mine licentious abandon saturn alia of blood annihilations past ... Who owns your soul?
Stolen From the lord zombies lie dead in the son I possess you now, can you stand death in hell? Can you feel the flames burning deep in your soul?
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