Snake And Apple
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Snake And Apple
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Hands that favor death
Blood that poisons souls
You are the judge
You are the death
Tears that accuse life
Veins that pulse pain
You run out if this nightmare
You run out of this poisons
You run out of this suffering
Your sins are coming for you
You are the sin
You don’t have another choice
From the skies the enchanting figure
The box that was delivered
Of tender sounds
Creates the fire that consumes flesh
The fire that consumes blood
All spirit inside your body
Between the snake and apple
It shall be your mentor
Between Heaven and Earth
It shall be your collusion
You are the judge
You are death
Fire that burning dreams
Crows that eating meet
You run out if this nightmare
You run out of this poisons
You run out of this suffering
Your sins are coming for you
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