He, The Great Worm
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He, The Great Worm
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The stars shall mark his coming
The serpent of the outer hells
His minions dwell amongst us
They come in servile stealth
The great darkness will prevail
The night without cease
When the stars have faded
And the moon won't shine again
[CHORUS]
Skin your souls of kindness
And pave the way for him
The beast shall rise in glory
The enemy from within
The worm shall be transformed
Into a tongue of fire
A drop of poisoned blood
The secret of desire
Lament thy fate o man
For the earth shall be void
For the dark suns will rise
And set the world aflame
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