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Artist: Todesfaust
Canonical path: /todesfaust/tales-of-the-old-kingdom
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Tales Of The Old Kingdom
Read Tales Of The Old Kingdom lyrics by Todesfaust on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tales Of The Old Kingdom
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I bring the plagues of Egypt
The locusts and the dark
Parasites and rivers turned to blood
The twelve flames have withered and died
Gone are the angels by their side
They have all gone to hell
Bewitched by Azazel
The wailing women weep no longer
The clothes once torn have been repaired
Seven days for those not here
That our eyes may run with tear
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