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Drag Us Into Hell
05:37
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Drag Us Into Hell
I am staring into rabid eyes
thirsty for blood
scarred by loss
fueled by demise
the whispers of tormented slaves
longing for bloodshed
drive me further into madness
drive me further into chaos
take possession of my will and inject me with abhorrence
listen to the voice that makes us one
crush the walls of the palace of your fears
abandon your doubts and drag us into hell
listen to the voice that makes us one
stand up from your grave
the grave that bears my name
defy the derision
dethrone the king
there is no reason for no blood to be spilled
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Listen To The Snake
04:58
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Black Dementia
05:37
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Black Dementia
burned away
comfort and pain
lost in black dementia
desperate to find a way
mesmerized by the abscence of light
trembling in fear of what's left behind
muted screams of forsakenness
materialize an endless abyss
numb - lost - cold - dead
forsaken - black dementia
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Toxic Depths
04:44
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Your Dark Is My Light
05:26
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Clouds Of Gloom
06:22
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