Beware the General
His army comes to call on the dawn
Behold the conqueror
The universe will suffer darkness

Face your death with pride, he will watch it and smile
And feel good inside
Senseless running is, he'll rip you apart
With eyes as bright as stars, he will slaughter you all
Without remorse
He'll swim in the flood, sustenance is blood
There's no end to the night, forfeit your life

Hunger for the dark
Striking for the heart, blackened from the start
His evil crawls into your mind
Sending shivers down your spine
He is the night

Insane, his primal instinct compels him to destroy

He bleeds the ominous, the power he displays is infernal
As fallow death he comes, the mountainside will shake with his might

Crush your soul to ash, no escaping his wrath
He's built to last
Clasping at your soul, he'll swallow you whole
Pain will make him soar, he's impenetrable
In time of war
Terror blinding your sight, paralysed by the fight
He's master of all, the dark general

Hunger for the dark
Striking for the heart, blackened from the start
His evil crawls into your mind
Sending shivers down your spine
He is the night

Stone the innocents, know they deserve it
Rejoice in carnage, know they deserve it

Mark my words, retribution will never come

Hunger for the dark
Striking for the heart, blackened from the start
His evil crawls into your mind
Sending shivers down your spine
He is the night


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