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A song about Lucifers outcasting from Heaven and about how he, which the knowledge that he was outnumbered, stood up to a power he knew was above him. This song is about standing for what you believe in, ideals and beliefs, no matter how many are against. This song is also slightly inspired by northern mytholog
Dedicated to Adam Darski

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As above
So below
As within
So without
As above
So below
As within
So without

Beelzebub rules below
And above
He too shall
Reign once more
Beneath our feet
And in the sky
Luciforever
As above and so below

He was cast out of heaven
But his shadow could never leave
Banished by his oppressor
To stick to himself
They thought he was gone forever
Told to leave but he uttered
On his way out the pearly gates
Be right back
He build a castle
Below what was sacred to them
With the intention to come back again
You can’t banish those whom you have called family
It’s either you or them and as he said
He will be right back

Beelzebub rules below
And above
He too shall
Reign once more
Beneath our feet
And in the sky
Luciforever
As above and so below
Beelzebub rules below
And above
He too shall
Reign once more
Beneath our feet
And in the sky
Luciforever
As above and so below

Below
Below
Be low

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from Lemniscate, released January 19, 2017
Maxuxx and the rest of DOAM

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A silly little piece of a heart, beating from the chest of Maxuxx, known from his vocal work in, among others, Ilumize, Helskov, Aback Taken, The Kali and more

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