Kill In The Spirit World
Black Sabbath
There's something wrong there's a chill in the air and the blood in my vein's running colder The eastern sky is beginning to silver and the words that you speak start to falter The seal is broken, the oath has been crossed In the house of the dead there's a taker Some say that this is the ultimate sin When the spirit world turns to the alter There's been a kill in the spirit world There's been a kill in the spirit world Behold the dead clutching at fading hands, out of reach forever "In glory die" calls the voice of the void Your assassin has cursed every spectre The seal is broken, the oath has been crossed and the house of the dead seeks a master Stretching every muscle, I wait for the end and a kiss on the wind whispers murder, Murder There's been a kill in the spirit world There's been a kill in the spirit world When heaven is closer, it's pleasure and pain Kill in the spirit world Did you see another in black is the blood in your veins running colder If you did then there's no turning back As the spirit world turns to the alter The seal is broken, the oath has been crossed and the house of the dead seeks the master Stretching every muscle, I wait for the end and a kiss on the wind whispers murder, Murder There's been a kill in the spirit world There's been a kill in the spirit world Oh here it comes, oh no The seal is broken, The eastern sky is beginning to silver There's something wrong, there's a chill in the air I feel the evil, I feel the evil Somebody whispers murder A kiss on the wind whispers murderBlack Sabbath Hard Rock - Heavy Metal heavy metal metal Power metal progressive heavy
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