Theatres des Vampires
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Anno Dracula

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Anno Dracula

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Here acours the shocking and frighting history,

of the one Prince Dracula;

I impaled people most of them, boiled their heads in a kettle,

I skinned them alive and hacked them to peices then drank their blood... year Dracul The Blood Is The Life..."

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