Burn The Priest
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Dimera

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Dimera

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With just a flick of the opal banded finger

I will throw you into a

concentric mental decline.

I control your elation,

I control your depression.

I take as

I wish memory, clothed in a raiment noir.

(I take you

under my black wing.)

I take you under my dark wing and nurture you in hate

to dwell forever in a Maison Blanche.

Purity through corruption, who am

I to blame when your basest instincts are realized?

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