Aequitas
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Aequitas
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Never, let the blood
Of the innocent, be shed
Yet let the wicked's flow
Like a river; to carry the corpses
Of their dead
We don't want your hungry
Or your weak
It's evil we seek
And with every breath we breathe
We'll hunt it down
Until there is none left
To be found
Heretic, abomination unto god
You have stolen many lives
But tonight we will come for
Yours
For we are the army of god
Not to be compared with legion
So as you look into my eyes
Try to tell me; that my god isn't real
In god alone I trust
To wipe away the tears of the innocent
And justice; will be claimed
So, prince of this world
Fear me
For I will hang your corpse
As a mockery of evil
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ROMERO performs "Aequitas", and this lyric page sits inside the ROMERO catalog on LyroVerse.
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