Dead All Thing Will Be (Part II)
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Dead All Thing Will Be (Part II)
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This is the hour to fall into a death deep sleep
We’re hasting towards death
We do not want to sin any longer
Life is short and shortly it ends
Death comes faster than one believes
Death destroys and spares no one
Cold and dead all things will be
Death destroys and spares no one
We’re hasting towards death
We do not want to sin any longer
You cannot turn around
And become pure like a child
Oh, dearest brothers, don’t be afraid
Bitter is death and the tears you cry
The baleful ones are calling
They will never escape
You will be a worthless cadaver
Why do you protect yourself from sin?
Which honour do you expect?
Why don’t you admit your guilt?
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