In The Name Of Blood
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In The Name Of Blood
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Latin choir: Nero Augustus Germanikus
It was thirty seven
You had first seen the light
Hunger and Illness kept you
Awake at night
Adopted by Claudius
Who got poisoned so mean
By mothers hands
To keep the family clean
By seventeen years your moment has come
Killed your creator with feelings so numb
This plan in your mind started to grow
To blame all Christians, why? Nobody knows!
(Nero's voice)
Heroes never gonna die
(Evil Inner voice)
In the name of blood
(peoples voice)
Rome burns, hear your servants cry
(servant's voice)
Evil violent heart
C-PART:
Flame are as far as the eyes could see
The screams of children with pain in their eyes
Nothing could hide your lunacy
And your rotten, deadly lies
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