Vulture Of Corpse
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Oblatum

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Oblatum

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Take everything

So that you can offer

The same offer

My blood

Veni, sanctificator

Omnipotens, aeterne deus

Et benedic hoc sacrificium

Tuo sancto nomini preparatum

They will never take

My faith

It is even the end offering

My life

I don't have anything else

My knees are bleeding in hurt

But i stiller offer

My supplications

I offer my blood

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