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Artist: Rotting Christ
Canonical path: /rotting-christ/the-four-horsemen
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Four Horsemen
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The Four Horsemen
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And when the lamb
Opened the first seal
I saw the first horse
The horseman held a bow
Now when the lamb
Opened the second seal
I saw the second horse
The horseman held a sword
The leading horse is white
The second horse is red
The third one is a black
The last one is a green
And when the lamb
Opened the third seal
I saw the third horse
The horseman had a balance
Now when the lamb
Opened the fourth seal
I saw the fourth horse
The horseman was the pest
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Rotting Christ performs "The Four Horsemen", and this lyric page sits inside the Rotting Christ catalog on LyroVerse.
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