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Temple of Qliphoth Lyrics by Anung Un Rama

Ad Mortem

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Arise Oh Undying one
Breathe your miasma upon us
Let the tombs fill with bones
Let the halls flow with blood
Let the skies turn to ash
Let the graves be unending
Behold Epiphany
The prophecy to end all prophecies
The temple of Qliphoth stands for all, it stands for you
Obsidian temple, beacon of the Anti-God
We will shake down the mountain
So that all will bow on their knees
What is a beginning without an end?
The Temple of Qliphoth stands for all, it stands for you
As I seek salvation within the confines of this hell on earth
Behold the beauty of silence

About “Temple of Qliphoth” by Anung Un Rama

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"Temple of Qliphoth" appears on "Ad Mortem".

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