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The Tomb of the Demilich
08:11
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With eyes of ruby
And a crown of gold
The wizard's power
Dwells within the skull
Acererak
He lives
Demilich
Rising from the grave
Reigning o'er the tomb
Rise up from the dead
To reign forevermore
His spectral legion
Will defend the tomb
From all who wander
Deep within its gloom
Acererak
He lives
Demilich
Rising from the grave
Reigning o'er the tomb
Rise up from the dead
To reign forevermore
Deep within the tomb
Of never ending horror
Deep within the tomb
The lich king rules forever
Acererak
He lives
Demilich
Rising from the dead
Reigning o'er the tomb
Acererak
Acererak
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In the night
He calls to me
The spectral voice
Of the barrow's king
In the ground
Return to earth
Through the mist
The wight's refrain
Draws me deep
To the barrow downs
In the ground
Return to earth
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Dungeons of Doom
08:24
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Come
Come with me
Into the dark
Come on again and again
Come
Wield your blade
Cast your spells
Come on again and again
Dungeons of doom
Dungeons of doom
Dungeons of doom
Dungeons of doom
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