In Batle With Angels
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In Batle With Angels
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My sword was lifted,
As the first one came
So delightful - so splendid to rape
I cut her wide open,
Tore her heart
My eyes they glimpsed,
This was blackened art
Riding forth, killing god
I'm in battle with angels
Riding forth, killing god
I shall never surrender
With my spear i killed the second
And father god mourned as hell
I watched him through
The black diamond
These pestilent disciples
Never had a chance
The last one came forth
But she truly was a fallen one
She came to join my dark horde
The bride of mine she was to become
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