Welcome To Oblivion
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Welcome To Oblivion
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Eat of my body and drink of my blood
Open the door to dreams
Appetite sedated desire succumbed
Such is the sights to be seen
Explores of forbidden pleasures
Through the window of reality
Black miracles and dark wonders
Lives of unknown AGONY
Human dreams such fertile ground
For sewing the seeds of torment
Human Acquiescence so easily obtained
Through pain and suffering
Bow down before this graven image
Erasing the memories
A place at the right hand of evil
Hopeless, Dreamless
Exquisitely, Empty, Nightmarish and Surreal
Extreme pleasure, Excruciating pain
I am suffer, I am forever, I am the way
Leviathan, Lord of the labyrinth, God of flesh, Hunger and desire
Cursed by the end if time, the Gateway lies open
Eternity knows your Flesh, the suffering legendary
Exquisitely, Empty, Nightmarish and Surreal
Extreme pleasure, Excruciating pain
I am suffer, I am forever, I am the way
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