Mass Corruption
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Mass Corruption
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Inventing our progeny
A newer form of blasphemy
Revisiting our reality
Horrific and astounding
Burning souls to negate responsibility
Ending righteousness and its sobriety
Hail!
Preserving our eternity
Spreading the insanity
Exploring lack of faith
Multiplying the blame
Intense numbers of the morbid pallor
Armies of usurpers with potent power!
-Hail!-
"Corrupting all that dwelled, deleting every definition of hell..."
[Chorus]
Vertigo serum - drinking - slowing down
Seas of our minions rising from the ground
What was white shall never be coming back
The seed that shall be is eternally black!
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