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The Cellar

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Embalmer Canonical path: /embalmer/the-cellar Related lyric paths: 6
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The Cellar

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Invoke me now

From my tomb

Through the cellar

Seal your doom

Release my chains

Bound with pain

Draw you down

To my domain

Unleashed evil

From the cellar

Disembowel you

Eat your entrails

Hold you down

Abacinate you

Rip your throat out

Watch you die

Necronomicon holds the demons power

Now release what lives inside the cellar

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