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Artist: Hellwitch
Canonical path: /hellwitch/satan-s-wrath
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Satan's Wrath
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Satan's Wrath
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from blackened earth to poisonous skies
the pains and fears are here
once we thought, now we know
now we disappear
searching for the reasons why
what has caused this pain
answers as elusive as his beings never been
satan's wrath satan's wrath satan's wrath
darkening visions fill the minds
of who seek the truth
lasting forgiveness, now just a whisper
in an emminent cloud of doom
atrocious man of evil mind we now know your plan
could it be the work of he
or the one that's never been
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