Welcome
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Welcome
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I rise as spirit to the light
Through windows, doors, and walls
My infinite life
Deprived of my warmth
I have no another way to live
Your blood is the salvation for me
I fall in the maze of your smells
Your taste is like the juice of grapes.
There is no one prayer
The last blood drops in veins
Just come to me
Come in my world
Oh, welcome to hell
To the sobering cold
Your moans, your cries
Appease my thirst
Oh, welcome to hell
To the sobering world!
Your life is reflected in my eyes
I just wanna make you one of us
My whisper immobilizes you, my cold breath
Stops your human heart with fear and death
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