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Black Easter

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Portrait Canonical path: /portrait/black-easter Related lyric paths: 6
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Black Easter

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Sorcery conjuring ancient rites

Summoning the Goat of Hell

And a thousand young

Speaking the infernal names of hell

Reciting the words of evil

Morbid hymns of praise

Ageless rites

Ageless rites

Chanting endless repetitions

Formulas to bring forth the Beast into flesh

Darkness unholy presence a shadow of old

Black masses, Covenant of blood

Ageless rites

Ageless rites

Dark Lord!

Come forth!

Lead us

Into hell

Master - hear my invocations!

Awaiting your return, break the chains of scorn

Eternal years have passed since the fall

Endless cursed torment, yet still I hear Him call

Ageless rites

Ageless rites

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