Şeytanu Akbar
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Şeytanu Akbar
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Yet well I love thy mixed and massive piles
Half church of Allah half castle 'gainst distraught
And long to roam those venerable aisles
With records stored of deeds long since forgot
My children vanished below the sign of faith
Your mark of Allah is carved pon their graves
You hide in peace but disappear in grief
I'm bringing death to you
I shout
ŞEytanu Akbar
ŞEytanu Akbar
Your aim is fake your point is to destroy
And rise empire upon infidel ash
You laud Allah the only God sways peace
Peace built by death of all unfaithful thrash
Fascism is obsolete you claim erasing woes
Racism is dead and you destroy the others
Your Allah leads to world thriving in peace
But only you are worthy for this peace
I disagree
ŞEytanu Akbar
ŞEytanu Akbar
Yet well I love thy mixed and massive piles
The church of Allah, you're riuned, you're destroyed
I will roam free these venerable aisles
I'll be in memory of world, as I've enjoyed
ŞEytanu Akbar
ŞEytanu Akbar
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Ignea performs "Şeytanu Akbar", and this lyric page sits inside the Ignea catalog on LyroVerse.
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