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The Sentinel

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ogre Canonical path: /ogre/the-sentinel Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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The Sentinel

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At the window he sits

Majestic-like on his throne

Evil man with bestial sins

Of unorthodox trials

The gatekeeper, the gatewatcher

None shall pass

His wrath is one that brings asunder

The poor

Priest, sacrifice pure deranged blood

Of the unwanted mutant

Here sits the watcher, the one who determines

All vile shall enter

The emporium of horrific torture

Till no more shall the Evil One judge

Let him be judged

And impaled on the Spikes of Satan

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