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Steel Veins
05:12
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I had love once but nothing now remains
Nothing left but hatred in these cold steel veins
I am stronger now my heart is not the same
It only pumps hatred through my cold steel veins
Cold steel veins
They weigh me down
They are my chains
Cold steel veins
All I have left is hate
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Twenty foot drone
Destroys our woodland home
Astral controlled
From high upon throne
Empty iron shell
Obeys all that she says
Brought forth from hell
For black sorceress
Queen of the black harvest
Collector of flesh
She that is evil
And torturer of men
Dead of the night
Hear tormented cry
Cold hard fist strikes
Blood red eyes alight
Women and children dead
And she devours them
Their bodies collected
While backwards mass is said
Queen of the black harvest
Collector of flesh
She that is evil
And torturer of men
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