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Unyielding to see, the devastation
Move forward with mass extermination
Youβve destroyed all that you loved, watch as mankind grovels in the ruins.
As fire rains down from above, the earth now barren and scorched, devoid of life.
As this affliction takes its course, the silence, it spreads in the eyes of the dead.
Used up all our worth
No apathy for the innocent, the death toll rises throughout the bloodshed, just more casualties of a malignant cause, collateral damage all for the fruitless spoils of war.
Eviscerated through the flames, the flames.
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Forsaken Creation
01:40
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Beg for salvation, but your as good as dead, nails pierce the skin, remember your pain and suffering is all for him.
Offer yourself as a sacrifice.
Bleeding out slowly waiting to die, what a senseless waste of life.
He was never there, its all in your head⦠still you wish to die.
Bleeding out slowly waiting to die, what a senseless waste of life.
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Impure breed, scourge of humanity, we suffer for eternity.
The most noble of putrid spawn, society complex shows as a new day dawns.
Kept high up on your pedestal, made out of the lower class.
You should not throw stones in your house made of glass.
Your ideals and views are askew
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Devoured by Wires
01:16
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The weakness of the flesh, another gear in the apparatus under stress
Assimilate to the machine
Embrace destiny, stripped of humanity
Give away your soul and everything else in between
Bones ground to dust
Cogs start to rust
Bleed from within
Wither away
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Deliquesce Melbourne, Australia
Adrian - Guitars
Armando - Bass
James - Vocals
Ricki - Drums
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