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Archivist of Death (Frankenstein from Nizhny Novgorod)

from "With Sinister Fate" (Demo) by Fatal Arrival

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Archivist of Death (Frankenstein from Nizhny Novgorod)
(Words & Music by Franz Gravefield)

For two years he heaped
Up his "daughters" as he said
Revived from their sleep
Gathered in his flat

Bridge:
They wonder
What is he doing at night?
Horrible story
Highly regarded man turnes out a fright

Chorus:
A family life
With corpses mummified

Stolen by the robber
Body parts made to dolls
About 20 in number
Wrapped in women clothes

Bridge...
Chorus...

Archivist:
"When the cemetery was black
I slept on their graves at night.
Their souls spoke with me
They came from the tombs alight"

Ghost voice:
"Oh...take me home!"

Showed films and read them
Made parties as he said
Now people call him
Archivist of death

Bridge...
Chorus...

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from "With Sinister Fate" (Demo), released January 1, 2013

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Fatal Arrival Leipzig, Germany

Heavy Metal band from Leipzig, Germany, founded in the beginning of 2012. Influenced by Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Mercyful Fate/King Diamond, Sanctuary, but Fatal Arrival are simply different. With a combination of dark atmospheres, sentimental clean-parts, heavy riffs and a wide vocal range including high screams a widely varying but still oldschool-orientated unique Metal style is played. ... more

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