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Artist: Hortor
Canonical path: /hortor/blasfemo-rito
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Blasfemo Rito
Read Blasfemo Rito lyrics by Hortor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blasfemo Rito
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Una joven recostada sobre un
Altar
No sabe ni siquiera en donde
Está
Sus manos y pies atados están
De pronto un hombre de negro
Se acerca al altar
Ella escucha algo extraño
Se da cuenta
Que es un rito a satán está
Él côn una adaga en su mano
De un solo golpe
Hace estallar su corazón
Su sangre llena el altar
Su sangre fue sacrifio a satán
Hay un mejor sacrifio
Hay una mejor sangre
Sangre de un hombre que dio su
Vida
Sangre inocente, sangre de redención
Es la sangre de Cristo el Salvador
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Hortor performs "Blasfemo Rito", and this lyric page sits inside the Hortor catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ancient Satanic Rituals Are Crushes In Dust and Birkat Hacohenim with a short reason for opening each page next.
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