Born To Kill The God
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Born To Kill The God
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When he was dying...
...his deamons got alive
Throws the last shout of the human's life
There was only him and darkness
Which spreads black wings
Over him
When he was writhing in agony
...he died and born again
Stronger black angel
Than ever
He was born to kill the god
And it has begun
Armageddon get started...
When he was dying...
...his deamons got alive
Throws the last shout of the human's life
There was only him and darkness
Which spreads black wings
Over him
When he was writhing in agony
...he died and born again
Stronger black angel
Than ever
He was born to kill the god
And it has begun
Armageddon get started.
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