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It Pleases Us To Kill

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Debauchery Canonical path: /debauchery/it-pleases-us-to-kill Related lyric paths: 6
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It Pleases Us To Kill

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"Once you realise that we are all blood,

blood waiting to be spilt,

then you really know what

freedom is.

We are free of honour and duty.

We can do as we please.

And it pleases us to KILL!!!"

[Tellos in Ben Counter's Crimson Tears, p384]

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