Black Death
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Black Death
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Black death travels over land and sea
Revelations was its prophecy
Finger of doom, oh it points me
There's no escape from this travesty
Hear the tolling of the bell
It's a sign that all's not well
Judgement deals the final tale
Is it heaven or is it hell?
Starving children, hear their hollow cry
Left alone as their parents died
They flock to mass and they're asking "why?"
But the priest has left, yes he's gone to hide
Hear the tolling of the bell
It's a sign that all's not well
Judgement deals the final tale
Is it heaven or is it hell?
Holy father where are thee?
We are doomed and you just flee
Mother mary save us please
Or we'll damn the trinity
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