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"Jigolo Har Megiddo - 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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Ghoul 1: Har Megiddo is like the, what's the word? The basic two words which... Ghoul 2: It means the mountain Megiddo, which Tel Megiddo is a city in Israel. Ghoul 1: Yeah. Ghoul 2: Thus the bottom of the mountain of Megiddo, the final battle between good and evil is to stand. Ghoul 1: Armageddon. Ghoul 2: Har Megiddo, Armageddon. Ghoul 1: Yeah. So if that were a cheesy movie, it would be called Jigolo Har Megiddon. Armageddon. As the title implies, jigolo. The worship among a female collective of these sort of guys that act and treat them like shit.
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