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Artist: Rotting Christ
Canonical path: /rotting-christ/ahura-mazda-ara-mainiuu
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ahura Mazdā-Aŋra Mainiuu
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Ahura Mazdā-Aŋra Mainiuu
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Aeshmem akhem âtrem âpem
Aeshmem
Ahumca mahrkăI cinmănahe aeshmem
Akhem
Love and hate, lust and pain
Love = pain
War and pain, life and chain
Life = pain
Ahura mazdā aŋra mainiuu
Aeshmem akhem atrem apem
Aeshmem
Free and slave, whip and reign
Free = slave
Sin and faith, desire and flame
Sin = flame
Ahura mazdā aŋra mainiuu
Love and hate, lust and pain
Love = pain
War and pain, life and chain
Life = pain
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