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God of the Cannibals

from Graveyard of Gein by SLOUGH

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An explorer of the ancient, searching for truth.
A trek through the jungle, so dense.
Be careful, what you come upon just may not make sense!
No trail in the front (take note from behind you).
The swinging machete in hand expends the green in your eyes as you die into unknown lands.

Frantic, you have to have it.
Knowing, you've always known it.
Something draws you to this place...
Sickening destiny unknown to you...

Tophat visions keep telling you;
“The flesh to be gone, to be eaten.”
The cold sweat you wake to is excitement from dreams so defiled.
You hear the drums of the primitive ones as whispering shamans say your name
You lunge into the scene and they bow down to the God in your face.

I AM THE GOD OF THE CANNIBALS!
I accept your disease!
Bring me the flesh of your virgins and your magicians!

Their phallus!
Skin of vaginal walls untouched.
Unchallenged!
Devouring parts that build on this disgust.
This mess is of the Gods, in flesh and sickening feast.
An orgy begins to thicken as a cannibal lust at the gluttonous God's feet.

Naked and bloody mess!
Sodomizing virgins he will eat.
The cannibal God has delivered his message at the ceremonial feast.

I AM THE GOD OF THE CANNIBALS!
I am the cure and the disease!
Experience with me this pleasure so divine!

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from Graveyard of Gein, released March 13, 2013

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