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King Krimp

Set forth a task at hand Meant for no one to understand Dominate this God forsaken place Yield the power of steel -- Wield the master plan -- I'll be damned If you take this land From within my grasp -- You pathetic little man -- ..Divide and conquer... One by one Infiltrate the numbers Lambs to the slaughter Self proclaimed To wear the crown of endowment I shall have What is mine to have By my command -- Or by my own hand! -- From out of the ruins A natural born ruler ..No longer subdued... Slay the bastards That held me captive Bonds are broken And I'm attacking A merciless heart For what you made me start I will kill you all That played a part Others will surrender unto me (Bend at the knee) -- Beg for a life -- For an act of mercy What am I? Something undefined But I will cripple your bones And Krimp your mind Who am I? You will recognize Your master & commander When I stand before your eyes --------------------------------------------------------------------------- *[chorus]* Follow me Or my sword will be The last thing that you'll ever see Abide my rule Or I will run you through Left for the wolves To feast on flesh & bone --------------------------------------------------------------------------- You people can't see My ghost is really me Manifested into an entity I have come to reap the harvest before me Then till the earth Before it’s re-birth Of a prosperous seed That re-kindles the flame in humanity Ignite the spark Of what will be For I am not alone I come written out of stone Out of ancient days untold Memories of a life A midnight dream for most Suppress your foe To express your woe Such a miserable life The life of a man -- In all of his disgustingness – -- Boz

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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