The Evil Black Lord
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The Evil Black Lord
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High on the cemetary mountain
Where evil dwells in vain
Darkness rules eternally
And the Black Lord prevails
The black, the white
They will all die in pain
Evil rules, Satan gardes
Crucify in his name
Hell is where evil dwells an they shall come back
back from the death to dethrone the one you call,
God of Lies
I shall fight on his side to kill
and maim in the name of Hell
The Evil Black Lord
Blackened will be the sky
All men shall live in sorrow
And on that mountain
A black Emperor rises
He will rule together
On the blackest night,
we're ready to start up the fight
To destroy God's heaven, we will enslave them all
And as the heaven falls, creation is back on line
The Evil Black Lord
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