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Slayer ~ Epidemic


Breeding fast in poverty Infectious driving dormant seed Inside your carcass start to mate Left in charge to dominate Waiting to unfold Raging uncontrolled Adapt a potency Death machine, infest my corpse to be Unyielding kings of agony Test your body chemistry Pulmonary overthrow Possession of your inner throne Invasions quickly override, malicious domineering strike Flood your veins commit slow death Deteriorate your makers met Perpetual demise On a fast decline Killing tendency Epidemic, permanent disease Incapacitate, fall into your fate Pain results in screams, bleed internally Years will pass before it can be cured more free lyrics

Breeding fast in poverty
Infectious driving dormant seed
Inside your carcass start to mate
Left in charge to dominate
Waiting to unfold
Raging uncontrolled
Adapt a potency
Death machine, infest my corpse to be

Unyielding kings of agony
Test your body chemistry
Pulmonary overthrow
Possession of your inner throne
Invasions quickly override, malicious domineering strike
Flood your veins commit slow death
Deteriorate your makers met

Perpetual demise
On a fast decline
Killing tendency
Epidemic, permanent disease

Incapacitate, fall into your fate
Pain results in screams, bleed internally
Years will pass before it can be cured

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