Kult Of Dagon
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Kult Of Dagon
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A damned heritage
Was left for me
(In that forgotten city
They will make me see)
In a abandoned bus
My destiny lies
(A strange driver
With such huge eyes)
Strange dreams
Flood my sleep
(Through all the way
They never blink)
As I arrive
Into the night
(No one in the streets
There's no one in sight)
Madness arise!
Madness arise!
(Behold)
The deep one
They grow old
But never die
(Their eyes become bigger
The mouths grows wide)
Under the full Moon
Those creatures emerge
(On the rock bay
To my soul expurge)
I knock on my door
They've came for me
(Trying to hide
What now I see)
Now I'm safe
As I write for you
(I'm one of them
And that was the truth)
Madness arise!
Madness arise!
(Behold)
The deep one
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