Glorifying The Night
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Glorifying The Night
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Die in my arms
Die in my arms
Death shall be bleeding tonight
In her hands so pure
In her hands so bright
Like one thousand Oh
Suffering virgins
Addicted to, to the power of
Of eternal lust
Glorifying the dark
Glorifying the night
Glorifying her eyes
Glorifying
Death will be dying tonight
Son of God will be born
In her hands so bright
In her hands so pure
In the brighter light
King of the earth
His kingdom will come
Salvation will rise
Glorifying the night
Glorifying her eyes
Glorifying the dark
Glorifying
Die in my arms
Die in my arms
Die in my arms
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