Full Moon Possession
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Full Moon Possession
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Master of faster
The prince of desire
Launching the rocket to the sky
Sin, self-afflicted
The snake is constricted
Mischievous deeds on the rise
My purgatory is here right before me
I stand in Gehenna, waiting for rain
Rain
It's a full moon possession
Hiding and sneaking
Looking for something
That I aren't supposed to see
My fantasy's peaking
The looks that I'm stealing
That I aren't supposed to steal
My purgatory is here right before me
I stand in Gehenna, waiting for rain
Rain
It's a full moon possession
Look out
I'm coming now
Full moon
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