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Artist: Paganizer
Canonical path: /paganizer/the-carrion-parlor
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Carrion Parlor
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The Carrion Parlor
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I invite them in
To experience sin
I invite them dead
In my carrion parlor
Shielded by the law
Redneck rampant breed
Creating a land of their own
Where the saw is the law
This cellar is a killing floor
Hooks and chains installed
To procreate the work from before
Through human slaughter and then feeding
A work for the family
To preserve and feed them
A trade coming to life
During the slaughter
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