Taste My Attack
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Taste My Attack
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From the depth,
of the blood red horizon I'll come
Like a thunder
I'm alive and you'll hear my roar again
I'm your fever
For more gold you betrayed me
and pushed me inside
The enemy hands
And you laughed with my death
but I'm here again
Back from my grave
Bridge:
You… you pushed me to hell
You thought I was dead
You pushed me to hell
Chorus:
Watch your steps cause, I'm your shadow
I'm the knife on your back
You can run but, you can't hide
Beg or taste my attack (x2)
When you sleep in your dreams
every night I come
Like a nightmare
Wake up soon, see the moon,
you can't break my spell
You fool liar
From the nine gates of hell
with my furious revenge
Comes your biggest pain
From the smell of your fear,
everywhere you go
I will catch you
Bridge
Chorus (x2)
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