| He’s the Heresiarch — even the spirits of the oaks heed his word
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| And so from the wells of night to the yawning gulfs of space
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| Ever the praises of his name shall resound
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| Thus spoke the Heresiarch — Enthroned in clouds and fire
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| When the seven suns align down the oniys steps he strides
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| Roaming alone in black aether, looking for antideluvean knowledge
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| Written in the kodex of Atalant forlorn
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| Heresiarch! |
| Saint of the streets and whores
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| Bringer of fire and force — Heresiarch!
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| Heresiarch! |
| God of the sevenfold veil
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| Light on the warriors blade, oh bringer of plagues!
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| Go out among mend and find the gates, that he in the void may know
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| To his messenger must all things, things be told
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| And he shall put on the semblence of men, the waxen mask and the robe that hides
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| And come down from the world of seven suns
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| Great messenger, oh bringer of death,
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| Father of the million young, unholy stalker among the lambs
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| Strike with fury, oh thousand face moon
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| Come, oh vengeful, to our holy rite — a knife and a chalice — the sacrifice
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| begins
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| Gorgo! |
| Mormo! |
| Wanderer on the wildest winds!
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| Look favourably upon our Saturnalia
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| So the rite begins tonight!
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| Heresiarch! |
| Murderer without mercy
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| Lightbringer of the damned — Heresiarch!
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| Heresiarch! |
| Flame in elysian garden
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| God of the vengeful blessed, oh groom of night!
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| Oh brilliant one who wanders the black abyss
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| Crawl forth from the tombs of holocaust
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| Oh thousandfaced moon, oh doom of lost Atalant
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| Wading mid corpses through cities of dust
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| Oh monarch of mayhem, oh mindreaping messenger
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| Rise from the birges and wailing of psalms
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| Oh pestilent force, to vanquish the veils of night
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| To rave and to rape and to rip and to rend |