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Where Hope Dies

from Mortenkult by Vociferatus

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The plague breeds throughout sanity
Striding over the Great Old, he hunts their flesh
By foolish theories, for a morbid superior purity
Sacrificing their own blood for a maniac's dream

None shall stand, none shall live
For the sins he commited, we could not breath
Disturbed and corrupted, a weak mind
Found in hatred a reason to slay his kind

He moved a passion
for fear, for hate
His brothers,
in shame, thrown in disgrace
To rebuild the world, destroyed a whole nation
Thy will be done, in his own image's deviation

A coward, a demon, couldn't face his fate
scars left on us may never heal
from north to south, a trail of blood
millions of deaths across the world

A sight buried in time, the voice became silence
global collapse for a wicked dream
tears are shared, pain still breath
The crosses are nailed, ashes in the air

He moved a passion
for fear, for hate
His brothers,
in shame, thrown in disgrace
To rebuild the world, destroyed a whole nation
Thy will be done

The pit is tight Where Hope Dies
I can hear you cry Where Hope Dies
The sun doesn't rise Where Hope Dies
A world made of lies Where Hope Dies

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from Mortenkult, released September 23, 2016

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Vociferatus Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Antifascist Black Metal from Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

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