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It comes from the depths of a place unknown to the keeper of dreams. If it could then it would steal the sun and the moon from the sky; beware! Human at sight, monster at heart, Don't let it inside; it could tear you right apart! No guilt, it feeds in plain sight. Spirit crusher! Stay strong and hold on tight. Spirit crusher! Speaking in killing words, the vicious kind that crush and **** No mercy, its pleasure: to taste the blood. That's it, blood. When it's time to feed, to fulfill the need to consume a breath, some will rise standing tall breathing out all the breath from the voice of a Soul. Human at sight, monster at heart. Don't let it inside, it would tear you right apart! No guilt, it feeds in plain sight. Spirit crusher! Stay strong and hold on tight. Spirit crusher! Speaking in killing words; the vicious kind that crush and **** No mercy, its pleasure to taste the blood!
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Jan 29, 2014
Jan 29, 2014 at 1:27 PM UTC
Spirit Crusher - Death
It comes from the depths of a place unknown to the keeper of dreams. If it could then it would steal the sun and the moon from the sky; beware! Human at sight, monster at heart, Don't let it inside; it could tear you right apart! No guilt, it feeds in plain sight. Spirit crusher! Stay strong and hold on tight. Spirit crusher! Speaking in killing words, the vicious kind that crush and **** No mercy, its pleasure: to taste the blood. That's it, blood. When it's time to feed, to fulfill the need to consume a breath, some will rise standing tall breathing out all the breath from the voice of a Soul. Human at sight, monster at heart. Don't let it inside, it would tear you right apart! No guilt, it feeds in plain sight. Spirit crusher! Stay strong and hold on tight. Spirit crusher! Speaking in killing words; the vicious kind that crush and **** No mercy, its pleasure to taste the blood!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOXLc3rmK10 Song by the band Death; written by Chuck Schuldiner
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Jan 29, 2014
Jan 29, 2014 at 1:27 PM UTC
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