Death Laid an Egg

from Twitch of the Death Nerve by Blue Holocaust

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lyrics

Feel the darkness inside
Dismal monstrous pulsion
A clinging absurd mania
Hammering my brain

Plucked wingless mutant bird
Sickening bumpy yellow skin
Running around with its head cut off
Death laid an egg

Dagger raised high into the air
Lowered into the screaming whore
Slicing free, twisting the knife
Sputtering and spattering gore

Look into her beady eyes
A final peep cruelly quenched
So sweet, quiet and silent
Morbid desire, a perfect murder

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from Twitch of the Death Nerve, released October 31, 2004

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