A Rotting Surprise
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A Rotting Surprise
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Mask of white dressed in black
Time has come to attack
Cannibal killer satan's son
This he is all in one
Scared to death of his sight
Cannot run cannot fight
Crazy bastard out of control
Jumps on you he's death's patrol
Nails of razors cut your flesh
Smell of blood it's so fresh
Bites your ribs crushes your lung
Now your dead on a hook your strung
Out for more needs his fill
Crazed of mind blood he'll spill
Eating his food loving the taste
Bite by bite none to waste
Little to know victim of disease
Suffer of pain soon to deceace
Killed by his kind now he's gone
Who will last disease undone
Nails of razors cut your flesh
Smell of blood it's so fresh
Bites your ribs crushes your lung
Now your dead on a hook your strung
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