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Pews In A Pandemic
03:35
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It doesn't even taste good.
It doesn't even feel like death.
I'll give you just a little more.
Just a little more...
...until it's life sucking life.
Death feeding everything.
I had to say it all belongs to you,
But you belong to me.
Everything belongs to you,
But you belong to me.
So get down on your knees.
So fall down at my feet.
You think somebody knows my mind?
A black robe, white dog collar, bleeding wine?
I've got everybody doing time,
I want all your money;
Every tithe.
I'll go and spread a sickness in your food.
A death trap,
So don't you leave that pew,
And get down on your knees.
Everything belongs to you,
But you belong to me.
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Glide Dog
05:01
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The Royal Ritual England, UK
The Royal Ritual is the dark/industrial project by U.K. born David Lawrie
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