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Slavestate

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Aeternus Canonical path: /aeternus/slavestate Related lyric paths: 6
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Slavestate

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I have decreased your freedom

Abhorrence and decay spat forth by me

I will make your living hell in this realm of torment

Slavestate

I will nourish you on undying pain

Teach you ways you've never seen

Walk the path of my misanthropy

Each step a greater pain

I am the air you breathe

I decide your state of consiousness

I am the world you see

I decide which ground to walk on

How does it feel to be a part of my one man slavestate

To be my only victim

From this day on and forever

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