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Artist: Grave Digger
Canonical path: /grave-digger/sorrow-of-the-dead
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sorrow Of The Dead
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Sorrow Of The Dead
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Undead rise from their graves to the sky
Hell Dogs howl, and on the fields the survivors cry
Undead call, the demons from hell
From the purgatory, where evil dwells
All Saints and sinners
The mask of hate
All Winners and Losers
Look at your fate
A cry without tears
A scream you can't hear
As skies turn to red
Feel the sorrow of the dead
Sorrow of the dead
The dead scream out loud, about the gods of war
Demons of doom, spitting out the gore
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