Evil
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Evil
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Blinds, eyes in pain
Driving me insane
The presence of evil, has religion been in vain?
Paintings on the wall
Magic, can you hear its call
The people are praying
The evil and darkness will rise again tonight
Look out, look out, evil takes command
Look out, look out, no time to defend
Look out. Look out, evil takes command
Look out, look out, no time to defend
Moonlight, wolves are back
Lurking in the dark
The fear and terror keep the village in its spell
Burning pentagram
Pictures of the bleeding ram
The people keep on praying
The evil and darkness will rise again tonight
Look out
The evil and darkness will rise again, again tonight
Look out
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