Endless Religious Suffocation
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Endless Religious Suffocation
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Exhorted to follow, to devout
Wars for a divine blasphemy
Eternal plagues of humanity.
Faded between corpses,
The truth becomes a fake.
The entrails are hanged in the crucifix,
But the sickness still alive
Ready to suffocate
Ready to multilate
We've become worms,
We've become corpses
Dawning with blood in the hands,
And names in the graves.
An abyss of corruption,
A new era to the enslavement
There's no god to save you,
You fear your aloneness
But you can't see it
There's no god!
Religious suffocation!
Religious suffocation!
There's no god to save you
You fear your aloneness
There's no god to save you.
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