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Ode to the Black Widow Lyrics by Dark Sermon

The Oracle

2015

Allow
Set fire to the earthly shell
And from the ashes I will rise again
Do away with the prison cell
Bestow freedom on the soul within
The black widow spins her web, but her prey
Tangled and at the whim of a goddess' array
We train our eyes to the skies
Our prayers are hers to deny
We train our eyes to the skies
Our prayers are hers to deny
Behold! Widow!
Accept! Fate!
You must behold the black widow, accept your fate
I must behold the black widow, and accept my fate
You must behold the black widow, accept your fate
I must behold the black widow, and accept my fate
Behold! Widow!
Accept! Fate!

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"Ode to the Black Widow" appears on "The Oracle" in 2015.

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