Into The Lion's Den
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Into The Lion's Den
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Follow me my dear
The night has just begun
The time has come for me to play
Let’s spill a little of your blood
One last drink at my place
To the sanctum of the beast
Poor little sheep
Walking into the lion’s den
Into the Lion’s Den
Submissive dog
Bitches have to learn
Lovely doll, full of self-pity
The pale color of your skin turns to vermillion
Dazzled by the glint of the candle in the scalpel
The show begins
It’s thee and me
Taking pleasure from your torments
Torture is my favorite entertainment
I am the master of murder
And you will discover my skills
Broken little thing
Submissive dog
Tiny little pieces
Bitches have to learn
Broken little thing, it’s thee and me
Tiny little pieces, it’s thee and me
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Hybrid Sheep performs "Into The Lion's Den", and this lyric page sits inside the Hybrid Sheep catalog on LyroVerse.
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