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Judas Kiss Lyrics by Slaughterbox

The Ubiquity of Subjugation

2011

Traitorous, duplicitous, treasonous, perfidious, treacherous, fabulist
Insidious, judas kiss
Heavy is my head with shame for I am a human being sharing the same genetic traits as these pigs
A blatant disregard for the sanctity of human life execration for the
Population spite, betrayed abandoned and dehumanized
Please tell me I am not of this flesh just a bi-pedal mammalian homosapien
Unfit for the parasitic mundane inhabitable of the planet earth
In the arms of melancholy cradled by abhorrеnce fated evеrmore to wander in solace
One against seven billion

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"Judas Kiss" appears on "The Ubiquity of Subjugation" in 2011.

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