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Artist: Ogre
Canonical path: /ogre/black-sins
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Black Sins
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Black Sins
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John De Baptiste came from Jerusalem
In the 29th Dynasty before the Infernal Light
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His father was a prophet
His mother a common whore
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He inherited his father's prophetic talents
From the Temple of Christ and rose to become
The Light of the Holy Land
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Chewed Giblet, a peasant boy born Jan Hesderm
In Norway, who lived in darkness
For two thousand and forty, nay, six years
Before the Earth parted
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He became the mightiest of warriors
Chewing his victims giblets, hence the name
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Forthron the Evil
A bastard mutant, repulsive to the eye
Came from a fifth dimension
450 million years B.C
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His sordid sick putrid perverted ways
Created a total wave of Insane Terror
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He is older than Time itself
He saw the Dawn of Man, and he will see
The Dusk
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