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Waltz, The pagan master
Waltz, His evil shines
Waltz, To the Devil's depot
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz, Into the darkest feeling
Waltz, Without a blink I go
Waltz, To the Devil's ballet
Waltz, To Mephisto
Waltz, The Devil's dance
Waltz, And in twilight gray
Waltz, Darkness grows much faster
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz, The pagan master
Waltz, His evil shines
Waltz, To the Devil's depot
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Oh
Go, Go, Go
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz, His evil shines
Waltz, To the Devil's depot
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz, Into the darkest feeling
Waltz, Without a blink I go
Waltz, To the Devil's ballet
Waltz, To Mephisto
Waltz, The Devil's dance
Waltz, And in twilight gray
Waltz, Darkness grows much faster
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz, The pagan master
Waltz, His evil shines
Waltz, To the Devil's depot
Waltz, It's gonna be so great
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Oh
Go, Go, Go
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Whoah oh oh
Go
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz
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