Elizabathory
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Elizabathory
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Elizabeth
Bathory!
A pale bright, a dark night
Coming victims of the streets
Virgin's blood supremacy
Cold hands, wine in the sand
Creatures of no one land
Christian faith's catalepsy
Another day, another night
Bathory kills, praise the almighty
She's killing, forever
She's drinking blood, eternal life
She's killing, forevermore
Day and night the tale was told
Elizabeth
Bathory!
Demons rise, no surprise
The countess and her dead brides
Red tears, black sky
Eternal youth, lying truth
Magician lady of beelzebub
Her mouth is reddish, now she is good
Another day, another night
Bathory kills, praise the almighty
She's killing, forever
She's drinking blood, eternal life
She's killing, forevermore
Day and night the tale was told
(This) black night
Hail satan's bride
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Malefactor performs "Elizabathory", and this lyric page sits inside the Malefactor catalog on LyroVerse.
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