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Artist: Temple Of Baal
Canonical path: /temple-of-baal/death-inquisition
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Death Inquisition
Read Death Inquisition lyrics by Temple Of Baal on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Death Inquisition
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Six fallen stars across skies
Thousands of tears
Swallowing winds of dust
Opposing forces of Lust
Injekt the reign of Fear
All His hate will dive in those Eyes
Blood upon the throne
Blood upon their cross
Blood as the only vision
Blessed be-Death Inquisition
Scorn to the earth, forced to see feeble visions
Worms and maggots-fighters of a new world
Where faith as a feast-swallowing hope
Vomiting remnants of those pathetik lies
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