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Artist: AFI
Canonical path: /afi/sacrifice-theory
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Sacrifice Theory
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sacrifice Theory
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Hear one thousand screams.
Hear one thousand voices.
A solitary echo.
Feel one thousand pains,
but one is receiving a bloody invitation.
Do you want to feel the warmth?
To taste the life flow?
Feel one thousand lost sinking into soft skin.
Ingest rejuvenation.
One to consume,
one to renew.
Demanded invitation.
I offer grace,
I offer blood.
I offer everything till my heart is crystal clear.
Do you want to feel the warmth?
To taste the life?
I want to taste the life to taste the life flow.
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