The Great Epidemic of 1846
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The Great Epidemic of 1846
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Breaking down their doors
Infidel, traitors
All who oppose
The esoteric order
The swine who try
To ruin our plan
Meet your death
And disappear in the night
A plague that comes
Sweep them all away
Stalked through the night
Killed at first sight
In the presence of the moon
A bloody doom
Comming from the watery deep
Our God from the reef
The great epidemic of 1846
The abyss beneath
The blackened devil reef
The end of mankind
Is comming as we speak
The great epidemic of 1846
Question our fate
Our motives and God
We wreck your churches
Step on your cross
A plague that comes
Sweep them all away
Stalked through the night
Killed at first sight
The great epidemic of 1846
Sleep
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