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Dj​ö​fullinn Er Danskur

from For Wolves And Vultures by HELHORSE - 2010 - 2019

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Djöfullinn Er Danskur
(The Devil Is Danish)

Beneath the shine
Beneath the smile
Lies the face of a liar

Now fill your lungs
And let your hateful tongues
Sing the gospel of the mad

Grow Hate

Slaughter the truth
Dispose the used
And purge the weak
So let the madness rise
Ignore their cries
For they are the enemy

It’s a slow ride - down
A slow ride
Can’t break the mold
We’re falling down
Mind fucked like you won’t believe
It’s a slow ride down

Self-indulgence
Stick to your own
Everything under control
The policy of truth for few and the chosen
Slowly we burn
So slow
Slowly we burn
So slow

Pull me down
I’m upside down
Burned and scared
So we are lost
It pulls me to my knees
Sinking deeper and deeper into the filth
Please pull me away
Because the stench of shame will not go away

Grow hate
The Devil is Danish
Grow hate
The devil don’t care
Grow hate
The devil is Danish
WE ARE THE CURSE!

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from For Wolves And Vultures, released May 13, 2011
All Music And Lyrics by Helhorse
Produced, mixed and Mastered by Jacob Bredahl at Dead Rat Studios 2010
Label: Mighty Music
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HELHORSE - 2010 - 2019 Copenhagen, Denmark

”You can feel it in your stomach when Helhorse relinquishes the reins and rides across the steppes. With a mixture of rock’n’roll, metal, sludge and punk, the Danes have set a high standard for creating a darkened rock party as if it were the last station before the zombie apocalypse.” Roskilde Festival 2014 ... more

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