ON LIVING NIGHTS OF DEAD DRY THUNDER
WOUNDED HEAVEN'S BLEEDING DAWN
SQUEKY SOUNDS FROM SIX FEET UNDER
RECREATED AND REBORN

HIDING IN YOUR BONY CASTLE
TRAPPED WITHING YOUR TEMPLE FLESH
SUFFERING THE PLAQUE OF DARKNESS
DIVE INTO ETERNAL REST

SKINNY SUKES IN DUSTY DRESS OUTS
MIDGET MINDED DEMON HERDS
GATHERED UNDER WINGS OF PLEASURE
CEREMONIALS RAISE THE CHURCH

RUBBERMONKS AND LEATHER NUNS
YOU'RE GONNA FIND YOURSELF
BEFORE THE GATE TO HELL
RUBBERMONKS AND LEATHER NUNS

TWILIGHT BREEDS ARE CREEPING UNDER
A SCREAMING MASS OF SHADOW BIRDS
LATEX LOVERS SEVENTH WONDER
PIERCED APART THEY PRAISE THE CURCH OF

LEATHERPUNK PLEASURE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
NUR DIE TOTEN WILL EUCH LIEBEN
ALL GOOD DJILLDREN GOES TO HEAVEN
WITH RUBBERMONKS...


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    I love this song to Death!

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