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Forever Black
03:03
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When the lights go out
And darkness surrounds
A welcoming of the wolves
When they sharpen their teeth
And their eyes glow red
Fear for your life vermin of the earth
Black as the deepest grave
Black as the starless night
Black as the blackest sea
Black, forever fucking black
When the feast begins
On the human meat
They raise their cups
There are still more to kill
When the dawn draws near
And sun starts to appear
Retreat; follow the path of the dark for they’re…
Black as the depths of hell
Black as the endless abyss
Black as the blackest sea
Black, forever fucking black
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The Reign of the Heathen
04:53
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Reign of the heathen
It’s the reign of the heathen
From the mountain he comes down to rule
Treading the earth among the pitiful fools
I have a story to tell
The glorious tale of the devil’s son
He is fearless, clad in denim
Warrior of Metal, spitting his venom
One day he’ll paint the world in blood
Sealing your fate, then he’s done
Carved in hate, the steps of the beast
Howl, howl, howl
Hear the heathen howl like the wind
Hail, hail, hail
See the heathen, bow at his feet
And on that day the world knew terror
The reign of the heathen remembered forever
Pain and suffering unleashed on mankind
A fitting end to their foolish lives
Carved in hate, the steps of the beast
Howl, howl, howl
Hear the heathen howl like the wind
Hail, hail, hail
See the heathen, bow at his feet
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