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Artist: Evil
Canonical path: /evil/illusions-and-hope-part-i
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Illusions And Hope (part I)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Illusions And Hope (part I)
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When autumnal night comes
In a dense, gloomy forest
Primeval landscapes
There I was
In deep abyss
Many deaths I felt
Riding through this night
Through the woods
Lead by lord of the dead
Black riders of the storm
Dead souls, dead warriors
Returning to homeland
12 night when spirits walk
Myth and reality
Terroristic ecstasy
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