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Dance into the Hiss of the Wind

Lost in the shrill hiss of the wind

A figure approached the site

Masked both without and within

A black mass looks down his sight

Opened fire, suppressed at close range

No will or wanting a change

Just dying to watch rotting slaves

Under his servitude, fill his domain

 

Lost in the shrill hiss of the wind

The wailing of children in graves

Dig, dig, dig into skin

Pull out the rotting remains

Their fate will be the same

A **** without the shame

No ductape, so no screams

Their mothers would be pleased

 

Lost in the dead night

Two busted up broads

*** pays real right

After you met that rod

That met the side of your face

Who would pay you now?

Not even your own son

And for him you make it free

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derek-dale-frazier
American
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Apr 9, 2010
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