Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ironsword
Canonical path: /ironsword/call-of-cthulhu
Related lyric paths: 6
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Call Of Cthulhu
Read Call Of Cthulhu lyrics by Ironsword on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Call Of Cthulhu
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In the days of yore
They have ruled the earth
The stars are aligned
They shall soon come forth
So it is written, it shall be done
So it is written, it shall be done
R'lyeh rise
Chaos unleashed
Binding spells broken
Cthulhu released
So it is written, it shall be done
So it is written, it shall be done
"That is not dead
Which can eternal lie
And with strange aeons
Even death may die"
The old ones were
The old ones are
And shall be again
In worlds afar
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