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Lyrics by Evgeniy Tkachev
Music by Anton Zhikharev & Back Door To Asylum

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This is the birth of an abomination
Perverse aesthetics of deranged acts
Signs of repellent
Degradation
Humanitarianism?
No it's more
Of abhorrent devoration
Now it's just the dirty stains
On the worn-through surgical coat
Yeah
Surrender
To hatred a deepest stigma
A final negation
Energy chasm
I am the presage of upcoming terror
I'll see the melting stars
Through the veil of blood
Whisper my name with caution
For i am
A moment of cleansing sublime
We are the tools
To turn your pretty breasts
Into the ugly ripped open chest
I aim for perfection
A crystallized act
Of the holy defilement, a judgement of a blade
Disquietude of the primal instincts
Reached a timeless pulsation
Unconditonal Devoration
More than bestiality
The adepts of sadistic cult
Sharpen your razor blade
The innocence is thrown to die
On the pile of waste
Pile of waste
Pile of the fucking waste
Transition into state of non existence
Not so fast, you must witness
My glory
Cut out eyelids won't blink again
Let me wipe the blood of your forehead
Annihilation
Unconditional Devoration
No it's more
Of abhorrent devoration
Now it's just the dirty stains
on the worn-through surgical coat
Yeah

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from Unconditional Devoration (Promo 2013), released July 19, 2013

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