Initiation of Al'Hazred
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Initiation of Al'Hazred
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I have fell from grace
To gather the knowledge untold
To seal within me
The force that should not be called
Fallen from earth
To dark below
Mortal, now what are you looking for?
When through the sands I heard a demon screaming the words
Now falling through darkness
Before the face of dark lord
Now listen, you're chosen one
Now listen you're ancient one
You are now belonging to old race
Now bear this sign above your face
Now listen, you're chosen one
Now listen you're ancient one
Mere mortal, now you're like a God
Mere mortal, have you ever thought?
Enchanted void for those who sleep
Enormous force for me to keep
The force of gods, the force from past
The only source to feed my lust
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