The Tree Of Suffering
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The Tree Of Suffering
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Here I hang on this tree, feel the pain of the nails
Things that once brought me horror now bring a smile to my face
I feel like I'm drowning in my own bloody sweat
Well, I used to love sunlight, but now it's peeling my head
Contemplate this...on the Tree of Suffering!
Take a look at the sky, see those Demons descending
They want to tear out your eyes, taste sweet man flesh and blood
I am not a weak man, won't die crucified
That which does not kill you will only make you stronger
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