The Devil Strikes Again
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The Devil Strikes Again
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Echoes of evil sound through my head
I can't believe it 'cause I ought to be dead
Head for disaster, I've done before
Go back to my master, I just cannot ignore
All of these years I have tried to resist
Now I just see it will always exist
Hell, what a night
Now the devil strikes again
Faster than light, back into my life
Hell, what a night
Now the devil strikes again
Faster than light, back into my life
The devil will strike back again!
Out in the black night, back to the grave
Focused on that sight I just live like a slave
Ban it from my life, it's lying in wait
Cursed from my dark side
Now I know it's too late
All of those years
Hell, what a night
The devil will strike back
It's blackening my mind once again!
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