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"Idolatrine - Commentary Version" is a track by Ghost, from the album Infestissumam (Commentary Version), released 11th April 2013. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 12 articles about Ghost.
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Yeah, Idolitrine. I don't know. It's a made up word basically. It comes from idolatry and latrine. The church throughout all these years has quite openly looked down upon it's followers. In a way that's, sometimes is absolutely amazing how openly people subject to that sort of disgraceful resentment from whomever they're bowing to. So that is what the song is about.
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