Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Resurrecturis
Canonical path: /resurrecturis/freeze-frame
Related lyric paths: 6
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Freeze Frame
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Freeze Frame
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You're marching in the mud - you're like a vulture
now you have smelled your prey - helpless and terrified
you got, you got him - zooming to capture
images of pain - a film is always rolling
freeze the frame of agonizing - freeze it while he's dying
you know it pays so well - sell his death
now cook this meal for - all those perverts who are at home
whose only pleasure is to feed - theis leeched eyes
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