The Black Death
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The Black Death
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I've become what I am
A mankinds disease
I am death incarnated
I bring plague
I am fear I am chaos and I am everywhere
Today the bells tolls for you
And still I am everywhere
In a time forlorn I spread my breath
Venomous and black
To think I just rode the tide
Now hell awaits, my poison is still
still it's black
I exhale
On my enemy's land I stand
A king never beaten down
The fading dawn of men embraces the blackness
Strong I stand
Stand as king
On my enemy's land I rise
A slave towards the throne
The fading dawn of men embraces the blackness
Towards I walk
Walk as king
I exhale
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