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Karishika and Lucifer are back, and they've brought some friends! Back to their old ways, than then some: troubling poor Christians, spreading death and sexual disease, and kidnapping your children! Once again, temptation will make you want to kiss her lips. You better be careful, she's not what she seems! She's got blood on her fingertips. That smile on her face is just a disguize, she's a demon from Hell, her eyes can hypnotize! Karishika, she sits, at the right hand side of the Devil! Karishika, she's the queen of Demons!
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Karishika and Lucifer are back, and they've brought some friends! Back to their old ways, than then some: troubling poor Christians, spreading death and sexual disease, and kidnapping your children! Once again, temptation will make you want to kiss her lips. You better be careful, she's not what she seems! She's got blood on her fingertips. That smile on her face is just a disguize, she's a demon from Hell, her eyes can hypnotize! Karishika, she sits, at the right hand side of the Devil! Karishika, she's the queen of Demons!
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