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Lyrics of 'Eclipse Of Sorrow' by Worship

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Libraine de l'ame
Notre peine est infinie...

Nightstorm
There will never be a dawn again
Our darkness has begun

Our Kult is sad
But the Worshippers
Will never die alone !!

Come on!!!

Nightstorm
There will never be a dawn again
Our darkness has begun

Dieu est mort
Et je ne veux de son royaume
Ma vie est ici
Et n'a pas de place ailleurs !!

DESTROY YOUR PLEASURE !!!!

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