Secrets Of The Dead

Album: The Infection (2009)
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  • Faceless, subhuman
    Shattered souls I feed
    Experimenting
    Dead eyes watching me

    Bow down
    Sheep to the slaughter
    Bow down
    Follow the creator
    Into the path of the unknown
    Where they must walk alone

    The unholy are lifeless
    Sunken eyes dripping back
    The secrets of the dead

    Hopeless, disgusting
    Pathetic human beings
    Annihilation
    Of what you believe

    Now you will Bow down
    Sheep to the slaughter
    Bow down
    Follow the creator
    Into the path of the unknown
    Where they must walk alone

    The unholy are lifeless
    Sunken eyes dripping back
    The secrets of the dead

    Secrets of the dead

    Take control of my everything
    Killing them systematically
    My power is growing
    Their blood is flowing

    The unholy are lifeless
    Sunken eyes dripping back
    The secrets of the dead
    They keep calling me back Writer/s: ANDY HERRICK, CHRIS SPICUZZA, JIM LAMARCA, MARK HUNTER, MATT DEVRIES, ROBERT ARNOLD
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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