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Artist: Mormânt de Snagov
Canonical path: /mormant-de-snagov/rise-of-the-sardonic-lord
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Rise of the Sardonic Lord
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Rise of the Sardonic Lord
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After the total ravage
Purified view from the mountain
A new tyrant shall dominate
He stands high above the other
Creatures of the night crawl before him
Rise of the Sardonic Lords
Beg for mercy, none shall be given
Your existence will not be tolerated
A new tyrant shall rule
He stands high above the other
Creatures of the night crawl before him
Rise of the Sardonic Lord
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