Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dementor
Canonical path: /dementor/the-mighty-evil
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Mighty Evil
Read The Mighty Evil lyrics by Dementor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Mighty Evil
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I wanna be your master
I wanna be your king
I am coming through the fire
With iron fist I govern
Through the piece I strike
Through the suffering I reign
Once called as evil
Once seen as devil
Master Jesus Christ
[Chorus:]
You can not win over me
Your weapons are too weak
Better believe in me
Before the fire burns your souls
I praise your blindness
That makes me supreme
I praise you for being na¯ve
Bow down, worship me and bless me!
I am the son of god
I am Jesus Christ
I am the mighty evil
Worship me or die!
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