Victim of the Inquisition
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Victim of the Inquisition
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Oh, my dear beloved Anne
I write you in blood
From my wounded finger nails
In my cell, in gods hell
I'm waiting for more torture
And a certain death - fur sure
Through these wet walls of stone
I can hear their pain-machines
And the screams from all the dying
Believe me - I am - innocent I swear
It's true, but I can't take it any more
I confess - just to get relieved
They've crushed my kneecaps
Fingers and my feet
Still they drag me down the
Stairs, so who's satanical
Many hundred thousand goodnights my love
Innocent I'll die
I'm a victim of the inquisition
Flee from town before it is too late
You are no longer safe
I hope these words
Will reach you somehow
Goodnight, farewell my love
They've crushed my kneecaps
Fingers and my feet
Still they drag me down the
Stairs, so who's satanical?
Many hundred thousands goodnights my love
Innocent I'll die
I'm a victim of the inquisition
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