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Epilogue (The Dark Lord's Return)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Grabak Canonical path: /grabak/epilogue-the-dark-lord-s-return Related lyric paths: 6
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Epilogue (The Dark Lord's Return)

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By eve's lust the decay began

By adam's sloth it just went on

By cain's envy all innocence had gone

By mankind's greed paradise was lost

The angel's gluttony amuses me

God's anger doesn't frighten me

Full of pride i dominate

And darkness is what shall now be

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