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Artist: Nunslaughter
Canonical path: /nunslaughter/armies-of-the-dead
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Armies Of The Dead
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Armies Of The Dead
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Think of the Dead
And the Billions they are
This decaying force
Will rip you apart
Armies of the Dead
Cover the earth
Witness the claim
Of a dying birth
Rot beyond
And hell shall be
Armies of the Dead
Shall follow me
Carrion will spill forth
Bring your dead unto me
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