...An Eternity of Pain and Suffering
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...An Eternity of Pain and Suffering
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First you hurt yourself
So hard that you can feel
and appreciate
The real thing called pain
...don't be afraid of your reaction
it will comeback forever
Martyr you are the plague of men
time is standing still
Martyr you are the plague of men
Dead is not for now
An eternity of pain and suffering
Feel what it feels to be burned
Feel what it feels to be cutted
Feel what it feels to be shooted
(by a shotgun blast)
Feel what it feel... to suffer the suffering
The need for pain is growing
Now you're ready to live forever
Addiction is rising inside
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