Of Demons And Witches (Part I)
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Of Demons And Witches (Part I)
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Symbols gathered , thoughts set upon , the pinnacles blaze
Bring forth ,the messenger , of voluptuous , delight
Invoked under a brooding moon , dark ones to appease
They shalt weave a web , `bout the one on whom thoughts alight
Oh pale majestic , please appear
Her presence , a fire , admist the gloom
Together we cling , and dominate the night
So angelic she first seem , she feels the snearing flame unseen
The flame of lust , dark desire , consecrated by Lord Satan's fire
Demon from the void of night , stand with rod athrust
Yearning to feed upon , the witches flesh
Lust to enflame , her demons to release
Together we cling and dominate the night
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