The Rise Of Sodom And Gomorrah
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The Rise Of Sodom And Gomorrah
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(The) Sun enter the Capricorn and the Star of Sin will shine
The King of Sodom drink again
Lady Babalons whine
(One) Hundred and Twenty days in the Depth of the Dead sea
And walk the Path of Peccatus
(And) the Setian Alkhemy
Rise of Sodom
And Gomorrah
Reveal the gnosis
Of Borora
The princess Justine
Sing a song of her sin
Of pleasure and pain
And the virtues in vain
To the ear that will hear
And the one without fear
To the old fallen ones and the forbidden thing
They all have done
Sun enter the Capricorn and the Star of Sin will shine
The King of Sodom drink again
Lady babalons whine
Rise of Sodom
And Gomorrah
Reveal the gnosis
Of Borora
Hear the king Bera
Cry out in the land of Canaan
And the daughters of Lot
Cry for their father and their god
The Cry of Complaint of Sodom and
Gomorrah, yes! It's loud and their sins are heavy
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