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Vox in Rama (Part 1) Lyrics by Opera IX

Strix - Maledictae in Aeternum

2012

I spoke to thee my son
Follow my will
I spoke to thee my slayer
Be my arm
I spoke to thee my slave
Obey for the eternal life
You have to eliminate all those who don't practice my preaches
You have to bring them salvation through flames and fear
Fiat voluntas tua sic in caelo et in terra
I had the revelation because I represent him on earth
He wants you to kill in thy name
For His glory for centuries to come
In nomine pater filius et spiritu mortis
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About “Vox in Rama (Part 1)” by Opera IX

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"Vox in Rama (Part 1)" appears on "Strix - Maledictae in Aeternum" in 2012.

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