Post Mortem
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Post Mortem
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Cold caress as 13 flights
Falling dead, reflecting in my eyes
Crosses are tears of a funeral doom
Oh God! Let me in death!
Oh God! Let me in death!
Restless shapes are dancing on the blade of my knife.
I've killed my crying father for just another sin!
In my closed eyes still and still death!
Oh God! I've shattered myself!
Celebration it stars
Celebration of death/corruption of corpse
Celebration of death/inspiration of God
Celebration of death/inspiration of God!
Restless shapes are dancing on the blade of my knife.
I've killed my crying father for just another sin!
In my closed eyes still and still death!
Oh God! I've shattered myself!
Cold caress as 13 flights
Falling dead, reflecting in my eyes
Crosses are tears of a funeral doom
Oh God! Let me in death!
Oh God! Let me in death!
Restless shapes are dancing on the blade of my knife.
I've killed my crying father for just another sin!
In my closed eyes still and still death!
Oh God! I've shattered myself!
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