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Fractured Self
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A vessel of waste and decay arises
Projecting this dread, confirming our fears
Endowed with questions forever unanswered
The pain can no longer be quelled by man
Jaws slack in a tortured grimace
It's breath penetrates the most delicate tissue
When taking our bones to construct a machine
We kneel and pray to its cosmic lunacy
It crawls along the walls
Feasting from our skulls
A shattered portrait of sacred control
The final strike from the script of zealotry
Erotic, unthinking, unwavering death
Timeless bloodsport celebration
Refraction upon the prism
The fracture spiders and spreads within
It pacifies your deformed twin
Breathing, writhing fleshscape
Now exposed, air thick with rot
You've witnessed insurrection born of abject psychopathy
You've seen the vacant hole where God should be
Cut away the gangrene
Oil and discharge cascade
No more beholden to eros
Then to our countenance
Fractured self
Shattered portrait of lost identity
An orgy in praise of our uniformity
We're unthinking and unwavering death
Endless cacophony of animal shrieks
Agonized, inspired by the terror we keep
Endless cacophony of white noise
Until we are slain, we have no choice
Until we are slain, there's no other choice
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Teratanthropos Colorado
Modern Death Metal from Denver, Colorado.
Drums - Nate Sampson
Bass - Tiernan Pfaus
Guitars - William Stibbs
Vox - Elias Addison
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