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Say You Love Satan
02:34
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trippin out in the woods
a night of drugs and booze
with the devil on our side
we got nothin to lose
night of the demons
voices in my head
no one hears you beg and plead
no ones gonna know that your dead
heres to my sweet satan
take me under your wing
theres no escaping
from the acid king
knights of the black circle
worship the antichrist
satanic rituals
the devil smiles tonight
black mass sacrifice
the smell of death in the air
no one hears your silent screams
no ones gonna answer your prayers
heres to my sweet satan
take mw under your wing
theres no escaping
from the acid king
say you love satan
before i cut out your eyes
say you love satan
this will be the night you die
say you love satan
before i rip out your eyes
say you love satan
this will be the night you die
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2. |
Wanna See a Dead Body
03:03
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you wanna see a dead body, kid from the neighborhood
you wanna see a dead body, then meet me back in the woods
can you keep a secret, promise not to tell
if you dont keep a secret, youll be the next i kill
in the summer sun
rotting for days
theyll find your corpse
in a shallow grave
sacrificial slaughter, a psychedelic haze
sacrificial slaughter, i do what satan says
you wanna see a dead body, kid from the neighborhood
you wanna see a dead body, then meet me back in the woods
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Boneyard Sküllbong Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lo-Fi Horror Doom Punk solo project founded on October 31 2012. Inspired by Horror movies, Satan and real Horrors of everyday life.The following albums/EPs are collections of the original raw demo's recorded in a basic home studio with cheap equipment. ... more
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