Gallows and Crows
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Gallows and Crows
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The gate of hell is opened.
This country is in disgrace.
Apocalyptic madness.
Hellish pests and plagues.
There is no one to blame,
but someone here must pay.
Thousands will die burnt,
hung or killed by the sword.
Gallows and crows and rats everywhere.
A terrible curse has fallen here.
You'd better get away or else...
Children of Satan's creed recite the spells of Death.
Nobody can escape this creepy hand of doom.
This land is wasted now.
Your prayers were not heard.
There's only darkness, there's only death.
Gallows and crows and rats everywhere.
A terrible curse has fallen here.
You'd better get away or else...
Gallows and crows and rats everywhere.
A terrible curse has fallen here.
You'd better get away or else...
...You're damned.
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