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Knocking Tombstones Down

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Knocking Tombstones Down

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So you dare to cross our land,

That ancient cemetery of our fathers.

Without regrets you raise your hands

And crush the stones

That house our souls

We leave those cosy graves

To teach you manners

And our army strikes again

After this long sleep,

Our bones move slowly.

But you're outnumbered and scared to

Death, so face the legions

Of rotten flesh!

So you dare to cross our land,

That ancient cemetery of our fathers.

Be warned those souls are restless.

Be prepared for punishment!

We leave those cosy graves

To teach you manners.

With clumsy steps we march,

Your stinking bodies touch the walls.

Oh, how I love

The smell ouf your fear!

Oh, how I love

To eat your thinking brains!

Oh, how I love to rip your skin apart!

Now we are freed from our chains

And death is all that remains!

Undead creatures of the night!

Wake up! And follow me!

Raise your hands and smell the air.

Grab the ground and pull you out.

Listen up my friends,

The time has come!

Your rotten flesh is strong enough to

Make those scumbags face the fear.

Raise your hands and shout with me!

So they dared to cross our lands,

That ancient cemetery of our fathers.

Without regrets they raise their hands

And crush the stones

That house our souls.

In restless wrath

We pulled them in pieces

And brought their lives to an end.

We had to defend our peace

When terror struck

Knocking down tomstones

Brings bad luck!

The ones who enter our ground

Are bound to our will

If a dead men rises,

He lives to kill!

They had unleashed

The undead plaque.

Like swarms of locusts we spread.

The night of our rotten rebirth!

By the dawn of the day

Our undead reign

Will seize the earth!

All that remains is death

We left those cosy graves

To teach you manners!

And our army strike again.

In restless wrath we pulled into pieces

And brought their lives to an end.

Cause, these breathing

Creatures of the day

Were spitting on our graves.

But they will never learn,

What it means

To die in chains!

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