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Artist: Dimlight
Canonical path: /dimlight/cardinal-sins
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Cardinal Sins
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cardinal Sins
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Feeling my rath, tearing apart
The essence of your soul
Know your pain
We will shed upon you
We smell your fear
We condemn you
Ripping off this burning corpus
Regretting is not your salvation
Your punishment of eternal suffering
Scratching off this burning skin
Take this burden off of me
We are the carriers of cardinal sins
We’ll bring you forth your judgement
For far too long, escaped the atonement
Now i let free the pain
You are going to scream my name
Confront my rath
My god, nothing will stop me
We want eternal suffering
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