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In the city of Dunwich,
Cemetery gates,
I see the Priest has met his fate.
The Book of Enoch,
Day of all saints,
The risen dead is who awaits.
A rotten carcass,
Foreshadows doom,
The sheriff hasn't any clues,
Mind cracks, return to madness,
A missing body reappears.
The Gates of Hell,
The dead shall rise and walk the earth.
Townspeople stricken down,
Rise up and take control,
They're fighting for their very souls.
The clock strikes midnight, enter the room,
A showdown in the family tomb.
The Gates of Hell,
The dead shall rise and walk the earth.
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Guess I'm locked up and all alone again,
Am I getting out this time?
Must of blacked out, last night again,
You can't stop running through my mind.
I never claimed to be a perfect man,
And I know that isn't hard to prove.
I made mistakes like every common man,
But I, ain't gonna lose
I've been inclined to walk away,
But something about you says I'll stay
You got a certain kind of evil eye,
And it's pointed right at me.
My dear I fear we are a perfect match,
So let's see!
I've been inclined to walk away,
But something about you says I'll stay
I've been inclined to walk away,
And I know something about you says I'll stay
I'll stay! Ok! I'll stay!
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Venceran
03:41
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¡Cuidado! Sus barcos! Madres de Aguas te
va volcar.
Serpiente con cuernos comerá tus gentes. ¡Horrificado!
¡Patria o Muerte! ¡Venceremos!
¡Patria o Muerte, Vencerán!
¿Sabes del enano de piel cuero? Es prieto
Y te robará
El Güije con garras Lo hallará al lado
Del arroyo
¡Patria o Muerte! ¡Venceremos!
¡Patria о Muerte, Vencerán!
Cagueiro atacara la Guardia Real en
Otras formas.
¡No vengas con reglas! Romperá y escaperá
Al bosque
¡Patria o Muerte! ¡Venceremos!
¡Patria o Muerte, Vencerán!
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In a world of compromise,
There are those who fly the flag and defy!
The children of the night,
The flame of Rock and Roll burns bright.
Old we know it, and we show it too,
Proud of what we love and what we do
The Lords of Rock and Roll,
Fists up, lose control
The Lords of Rock and Roll provide
We've lost some soldiers on the way,
But their life force has been gained.
The music is geography,
To take you where you want to be.
70 years we've been around,
Crafting and passing on the sound.
The spirit keeps it all alive,
Rock and Roll will never die!
The Lords of Rock and Roll,
Fists up, lose control
The Lords of Rock and Roll provide.
The Lords of Rock and Roll,
Fists up, lose control
The Lords of Rock and Roll on high!
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Under The Eye
05:46
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Enchanted, lost inside a fantasy,
They said to you believe,
And you needed something real,
Been so long since you could feel.
Lies they're selling lies, its time to testify
Years of torment set the stage,
And you let it get that way,
Atonement for your sins,
You can begin again
Lies, they're selling lies, it's time to testify
Lies, they're selling lies, now take them to trial!
Writhe, under the eye,
Watching from high, can you survive?
Biding your time, no you must fly,
Into the sky, muster your strength,
And just let go of it.
Beware! Gifts from parts that are unknown,
Believe what you can see, your best security is thee
Lies, they're selling lies, it's time to testify
Lies, they're selling lies, now take them to trial!
Writhe, under the eye,
Watching from high, can you survive?
Biding your time, no you must fly,
Into the sky, muster your strength,
And just let go of it.
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Umibozu
03:55
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Set sail for seven days,
Sun sets with stressful rays,
There is an eerie feel about.
A dark, black, troubled sea,
The wind on top of me,
I see the eyes, they rise upon that troubled sea.
Umibozu!
Watch the eyes,
Umibozu!
Pacify,
Umibozu!
The king of the tides.
Wait to die!
Will they take the Captain’s head?
Will it stop when we are dead?
Why does this spirit priest demand a sacrifice?
Umibozu!
Watch the eyes,
Umibozu!
Pacify,
Umibozu!
The king of the tides.
Wait to die!
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Entierro: Four Connecticut Heavy Metal musicians, who wanted to use the past to create something new in the genre of Heavy Metal. A sound that focuses on drum & bass interplay, twin guitars harmonizing over visceral riffs, & classic melodic vocals as a focus. Their music embraces their NW0BHM roots, while incorporating their individual influences from prog, thrash, & proto-metal. ... more
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