Regurgitated Guts

Death

Suicidal preacher
Hangs himself
Unfaithful servant
Goes straight to hell
When he returns
Your life will end
Down from the skies
Maggots descend

Least expecting
His horrible face
Your decayed guts
You soon will taste
Unholy feeling
Grows deep inside
Choking on your guts
You open wide

Regurgutated guts
Satisfy his needs
Regurgutated guts
Now you're gonna bleed

Visions of death
Are growing clear
Life as a corpse
Is what you fear
Searching through the graves
To be set free
From the curse of the priest
That's come to be

So unaware
Of what's to come
Your guts are his
When he is done
Reaching for your cross
To end this pain
Your life and blood
He will have drained

Regurgutated guts
Satisfy his needs
Regurgutated guts
Now you're gonna bleed

In his trance
Your eyes they bleed
Your guts come forth
For his own need


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    My Interpretation

    I think this song is about a priest who commist sucide. By doing so he opens one of the seven gates of hell. Evil soon sprends around in the city and the world in general. There's even a rain of maggots falling from the sky.

    The part about "Life as a corpse is what you fear" is about people being killed and turned into zombies.

    Watch the horror movie "City of the living dead" the song will then makes more sense.

    sebastienmon February 12, 2018   Link

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