Storms Of Hell
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Storms Of Hell
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Storms of hell strikes forward
Fire of death is talking
The triumph of Satan is here
Christians run with fear
Ready to be slaughtered
By the legions of hell
A storm of fire burns the ground
And the stars are licked by Satan's tongue
Fire crush, chaos rules
Brigade of hell can't lose
Storm of hell, storm of death
A massive terror attack
And you're all dead by
Storms of hell
The victory is in our hands
Blood tastes good
An endless slaughtering
A true satanic victory
Fight for Lucifer
When demons are gathering
A victory for hell
Enemies drowned in blood
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