Farah
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Farah
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Born into a land of plague
Of masculine hatred
Where every female is a threat
Less worth than a piece of shit
Society blessed by sodomy
Defend eternal lie
Never ending words of terror
Corrupt defenseless minds
Death to fornicators
Death to the rise of evil
Stone stone stone
Bleed bleed bleed
Where devil breeds
Bride of blasphemy and lust
Beat until her organs blast
Don’t let her die so fast
Born into a hopeless faith
Of never ending pain
Where every breath is fake
Demons laugh as you shake
Perverted bigots, still breath
Eager to rape own child
The whole world burns
They have book of vile in the hearts
Rape, kill, hunt for more
Filth, blood we want more gore
Rip until the last drop falls
Let her rot under our stones
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