Mind Control

Slayer

Unknown are the caverns of the mind
New realms of affliction lurk inside
Unbound massive mental energy
Your last breaths taken from you easily

Incoherence disrupts your rationale
Involuntary your last confessional
No sense of being missing segments of time
Inconsistency is feeding on your mind

Mind control, pain unfolds
I own all your sensations
Weakening, reasoning
Mesmeric full demolition
Hypnotized, victimized
Behold the threshold to the web
Scream souls fear echoes
Piercing boundaries of death

Penetration of the window to your soul
Deterioration of the mind, no self-control
Temporary comprehend no memories
Hollow carcass of a man, is all I leave

Execution but a thought in the end
Slowly erasing your life and what has been
Passing victims in the land of secrecy
Cerebral death can come to you in your dreams


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Mind Control Lyrics as written by Kerry King Jeffery John Hanneman

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    I think it's about getting possesed by a demon, a nice comeback of an old SLayer topic at the end of an awesome album.

    Blastdudeon January 01, 2007   Link

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