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The Throne

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The Throne

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I dream beyond the wall of shadows - by

Night my soul rises in fires - the night i

Rose in lightning towards my kingdom of

Pain - thy blood tastes like wine in my

Chalice - the throne by the lake of fire -

The night i rose in lightning towards my

Kingdom of pain - "i long to be in this

World below" "invoco patre diaboli" -

That night was the doom of all my

Enemies -

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