Lord Ogre
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Lord Ogre
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The orcs stand low beneath him
Awaiting his command
This day he'll long remember
For Lord Ogre is at hand
Bella Lugosi and Moonglum understand
Lord Ogre has returned to take control of his land
Lord Ogre...
Celene is deep in trouble
For the orcs are on their way
"Rape and pillage" is what Ogre has to say
"Rise above and crucify all those in our path
When we reach poor Enstad, they will feel Lord Ogre's wrath"
Lord Ogre has acquired
New powers to his name
His friends and foes have realized
That he's really not the same
He's travelled through the planes of hell
Learned the powers of deception
His friends with fear of war at hand
Have staged resurrection...
Lord Ogre has returned to our time and to our plane
His absence was disturbing
He will never be the same
More power than he's ever had
More armies to control
His resurrection glorified
The powers of his soul
The orcs go marching one by one...
Hurrah, hurrah!
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