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Phd Pain

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Draxsen Canonical path: /draxsen/phd-pain Related lyric paths: 6
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Phd Pain

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I have a masteres in pain

The son of a serpant i will rain.

I will go and you will prey day, by day, by day

I will go, you will pray.

I am the bringer of doom.

Your blood fills the chalice in my tomb

I will go and you will prey day, by day, by day

I will go, you will pray.

I will ride, you will pray

For your life i claim this day.

Take your life take your sole

Take it all and i won't let go!

The sky will be black

And there will be no more

Mourning

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