Seven Deadly Strikes
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Seven Deadly Strikes
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From the eastern sands
Comes the storm
Out of the desert slaves shall rise
Sectarian worms of old faith
Sneaking conspiracy crawl
Forgotten tongues of prophets sound clear
In catacombs of purity
Extinct race awakening
Beneath the surface of seeming prosperity
Pre-ch
Suicidal command
Death to the west
War on the heavens
Darkness upon the christ
Ch:
Phantom dragon troops
Enlighten by the morning star
The second middle age
We will reap as we have sown
From the underground
Panic blast
Out of the pits fanatics arrive
Born of dirt, fire & fear
To reconstruct this brave new hell
Seven deadly strikes
White towns flood in blood
Pre-ch ii:
Silent shadow clan
Exiled religious pariah
Strike at the capitols
Sword in hand of god
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