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Artist: Old Mans Child
Canonical path: /old-mans-child/thy-servant
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Thy Servant
Read Thy Servant lyrics by Old Mans Child on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Thy Servant
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A being of evil nature son of deaths creator
I am the one you fear the master of your despair
Raised under satans spell inspired by the judgement bells
now I am at war I'll make you Satan's whore
The devil spawn of demoniac breed in a ghostly form by evil seed
I am the anti-Christ I am the anti-life
Marked by the sign of the beast I roam
the streets unleashed praised be the one, the evil son
The blood of Christ
Shall be your defeat
On the crucifix
You will meet your God
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