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A sermon from a forked fucking tongue
Rejoice among the spilling blood
Sermon spoke in the language of flowers
Singing songs we were taught by the sun
Reciting spells we quote falling rains
Swallow pills and savor your pain
Break the skin, a nail in your vein
Swollen mountains pregnant with flames
The fractured lands
That spat out man
Ring like bells
Trembling in my hands
Angels weep
Streets filled with blood
The hiss of the tape
Like the snakes fucking tongue
Angels weep
The streets fill with blood
The hiss of the tape
Like the snakes forked tongue
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Black Metal
07:35
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Lovely hiss of turning tape
Singing songs of the snake
Forked tongues guard the gates
Your eyes dilated
Bleed with me, fucking stoned
Join emperors now dethroned
Dawn of the blackhearts
Sons of southern rot
Sons of northern darkness
death to your rotting gods
Their churches still stand
A feast for the flames
Their churches still stand
A feast for the flames
Black Metal
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Descend Within / I-75
10:25
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You think I'm wasting
My fucking life
Out in the streets
Out of my mind
Closer to Death
With every night
Closer to Death
So fucking high
Descend within
And you will find
Realms of bliss
Absence of light
Descend within
And fucking find
No will to live
So fucking die
Kill yourself to live
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