Endless Fight
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Endless Fight
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In the darkness street the feeling of pain
On the hard wave
The smell of death
Waiting the next street
With your sword and your fear
Taking away thousand life's
Destroying lives at nigth
Minds of destruction
You will to die
Demons of the night
Ripping your corpse
Endless fight
Your weapons taking over
Waiting for more thousand years
Hunting and devastation
In the eternal flames of hell
Running behind of power
Annihilation with no mercy
Now you are dead
Slowly the rot flesh
Scream for mercy
Suffer and die
Armies of hell
Attack at nigth
Endless figth
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