Shall Rise Shall Be Dead
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Shall Rise Shall Be Dead
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Come forth
Bow to me as I rise
As clouds rain my blood
I rise upon the masses
I am the chosen one
My kingdom rises on mortals
Across seas and skies
Desolate thoughts of wisdom
Beneath a glass reality
Behold, the endless taste of rapture
Who calls you to eternity
I raise my fist to unbelievers
I am the faceless one born to divine
Those who will rise
Are those who shall die
Thy kingdom falls from grace
As their gods are burning
Solo: George Emmanuel (rotting Christ)
Here and beyond
You shall be my slaves
I am the holy one
I am the bringer of life
Come forth
Bow to me as I rise
I am chosen one, I welter in lust
I rise upon the masses
Bow to the holy one
My kingdom rises on mortals
Across seas and skies
Desolate thoughts of sanity
Beneath this empty world
Those who will rise
Are those who shall die
Thy kingdom falls from grace
As their gods are burning
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