Vermination
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Vermination
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Bring me the night
Bring me the silence
Words bewitched in dreams
Damned human words
Dreams of eternity
Whispers soft tones
Thousands of heavens
Million of edens
Wild flowers thoughts
Forgotten by world
Kill in you the thought
Of the gratest reward
Purify your soul
Burn the memories
Leave me mystified
In everlastin' sadness
Or follow me, my child
Until we're both in madness
What's goin' down in heaven
Please, take me up to hell
We'll burn in holy water
Then rest in fuckin' flames
There's a reason to verminate
To spread the plague and lies
Above the lords - we hear them cry
Bring me the silence
Bring me the night
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Abyss performs "Vermination", and this lyric page sits inside the Abyss catalog on LyroVerse.
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