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Final Prayer

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Final Prayer

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Encephalitis, a growth inside your head

Say goodbye at Lucifer's gates of death

Forth it hath been said, you must die

Amputation, you will suffer, flesh lies rotting

The stench of carcasses brings evil festerings

Of non-mortal ones

The dark unholy beasts

See your life slip away, no more today

For satan he does not care

Say your final prayer

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