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Artist: Magoth
Canonical path: /magoth/sinister-forces-arose
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Sinister Forces Arose
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sinister Forces Arose
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Totality on a wayward path
Let separation arise
Antitheses, born in dusk
To rule the life, to kill, to divide
Sinister Forces arose
And brought the darkness above
Strived to reign the existence
Dominated by oppression
By Tyrants
Full of hate
Commandeered to form the masses
When Sinister Forces arose
Darkness was overwhelmingly
Black clouds, arisen from the plague
The view was blurred from the fog
Gloriously and deceptive as well
In the end
Sinister Forces
Kept overhand
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