Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kat
Canonical path: /kat/black-hosts
Related lyric paths: 6
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Black Hosts
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Black Hosts
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King's name, Kingdom of Pain
Sounds great - Satan
Satan the sign
Of Evil power, greed and mad thoughts
It's venom
The venom and snake
Eternal call of truths revealed to me
His first riot and pain
Black hosts of hungry souls
Chains thrown off till blood
King's disciple, Kingdom of Pain
Your power rises pleasure and taste
Of a Black Mess marked with blood
Gives venom
Gives venom and force
Eternal call of truths revealed to me
His first riot and pain
Black Hosts of hungry souls
Chains thrown off till blood
Black hosts of hungry souls
Death
It's death and fear
Black hosts of hungry souls
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