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Lupaus

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Lyrics are from the burial table located at St Maria's Church, Sastamala Finland built in the 15th century.

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Kyllä perässäni tulet - Follow me thee shall
wielä pikemmin kos luulet. - sooner than thou think.
Tänä päivänä minä - today it is I
huomenna sinä - tomorrow thee
hautahan kannetaan. - who will be entombed.

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released November 11, 2017

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Kalmo Finland

Kalmo (cadaver in English) is a one-man metal band from Finland. Kalmo’s music is raw and dark doom metal spiced with a fistful of black metal. The dark songs summon tales and visions about hell and the inevitable end of this all. Kalmo feasts on influences from old-school metal masters like Celtic Frost, Slayer, Death Breath, Black Sabbath, and Master. ... more

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