Rise through the gate, Iak Sakkath
From depths beyond the sky
The realm of evil gods
Painful... they eat your mind

Evil undisguised
Breathe in pain
Blackened souls remain

Ghouls who pray the death of god
Destroy Jehovah's church
Vomit upon the cross
And burn the book of lies

Yog Sothoth evil one
Come forth and taste the blood
Infant entrails
Are hung upon the twisted cross


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    Kids eh? You leave em alone for 5 minutes and what do they do? They only go and invoke the fallen one and destroy the world in the process, little rascals...

    quiffpornon December 07, 2004   Link
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    I swear, the line "Painful... they eat your mind" cracked me up. Like he couldn't think of a better word than painful.

    "Ouchy, No, that isn't right... What would it feel like if some dark god from the abyss devoured my mind? I guess it would be a bit painful, yeah, painful, that will do, now I can finally go to the toilet..."

    quiffpornon December 07, 2004   Link
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    The same thing happens with the "intelligent deep" lyrics the bands you like write.. The guy that says he loves lyrics that are not in-your-face, what makes a guy think and look to he's fellings, is now saying that a morbid angel line cracked him up...

    XDZUltraon December 20, 2004   Link
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    Your message was really badly written, so I couldn't understand what you meant, try again.

    quiffpornon December 23, 2004   Link
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    My message was very "deep". lol, "The guy" means you quiffgay. You're the one saying that you don't like in-your-face lyrics, you like lyrics that makes a guy think and look into his fellings and all that bullshit, and now you were saying that some morbid angel line "cracked you up".

    XDZUltraon December 23, 2004   Link
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    I meant "and all that bullshit, and now you are here.."

    XDZUltraon December 23, 2004   Link
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    Ok, but I still don't get the significance of what you are saying, why did you feel it was worth pointing out?

    quiffpornon December 23, 2004   Link
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    You don't understand because you are a retard that only likes to cause conflict in death metal foruns and take dicks in your ass very deep.

    XDZUltraon December 24, 2004   Link
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    Whatever

    quiffpornon December 24, 2004   Link
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    Anyway, getting back to the meaning of the song...

    quiffpornon December 27, 2004   Link

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