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Black Dahlia Murder Blood Mine


Forgotten miles below the surface through catacombs of stone in moss covered tunnels
labyrinthine are the shadows in which we do roam in bondage kept the vessels the living
breathing beasts hosts to a meal most exquisite the very blood their veins do keep herding them
in forcibly reproduced impatience to sink our fangs in deep rarely transcending youth a farm of
human beings inbred the speechless stock sightless eyes vestigial now never to know the glowing
sun shepard them in violently consumed in captivity so fearfully to become this evenings food
blood mine feed on the weaklings blood mine harvest this nectar of life blood mine cyclic
devourment over ages perfected your earth is protected for now our curse must be sated
somehow a secret best kept underground destroy create manacled skin grey vampiric we feast the
bigger the mortal the harder they bleed in bondage kept the vessels the living breathing beasts
hosts to a meal most exquisite the very blood their veins do keep herd them like cattle forcibly
reproduced impatience to sink our fangs in deep rarely transcending youth blood mine feed on
the weaklings blood mine harvest this nectar of life blood mine cyclic devourment over ages
perfected your earth is protected for now



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