Rest in Pieces
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Rest in Pieces
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Disguised and unobserved,
deluding my victim,
not aware of things to come.
Tied up and tortured,
pain overcomes consciousness,
drown her in the bathtub.
Submerging in shit,
contaminated arse lust,
eat my excremental art.
Her face grinding in her own gore,
the essence of pure discharging.
It's time to face her mortal destiny,
ominous laughter resounding.
Chorus:
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces of feces!!!
Smash her head on the wall,
kick her teeth as she fall.
Disfigure, molest and fart,
or even better, rip her apart.
Limbs and face teared up,
a dissected human corpse.
Lying headless in the bath,
or should I say bloodbath?
Chorus:
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces
Rest in pieces of feces!!!
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