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Amon Amarth ~ God, His Son And Holy Whore


Serpent tongue speaks to me Of a man from southern land How ancient gods are enemies But i don't understand Hippocritic voice of love talks of peace and christ Blasphemer of gods above One thousand years of lies They hold their swords to out throats And force-feed us with faith 'bout god, his son and holy whore But now we retaliate Prophets of a false believe talk with tongue of ice Threaten us with hell beneath Now we retaliate Turn the blade around, put the oppressors down Free yourselves from the chains Of lies that hold you down Arise to be free again We'll fight till we have won Priests of hippocratic love talk of peace and christ Power is their only goal Now they all shall die Turn the blade around, put the oppressors down Mess with us and you will feel A pain so true yet so unreal Yeah, use your hate, uncreate Christian state will mee its fate God, his son and holy whore Now you will meet your fate more free lyrics

Serpent tongue speaks to me
Of a man from southern land
How ancient gods are enemies
But i don't understand

Hippocritic voice of love talks of peace and christ
Blasphemer of gods above
One thousand years of lies

They hold their swords to out throats
And force-feed us with faith
'bout god, his son and holy whore
But now we retaliate

Prophets of a false believe talk with tongue of ice
Threaten us with hell beneath
Now we retaliate

Turn the blade around, put the oppressors down

Free yourselves from the chains
Of lies that hold you down
Arise to be free again
We'll fight till we have won

Priests of hippocratic love talk of peace and christ
Power is their only goal
Now they all shall die

Turn the blade around, put the oppressors down

Mess with us and you will feel
A pain so true yet so unreal

Yeah, use your hate, uncreate
Christian state will mee its fate

God, his son and holy whore
Now you will meet your fate

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