Conquest is my art!
Some say, in God's ear.
I'm yours 'til you find my noose.
Your name, brought us here.
To molest, this evil boy.

[Chorus]
Leprosy.
God's own destiny.
Their gathering.
Brought you to me!
At the altar they recently found you.
Running loose with hellish volition.
In here your soul will be dead.
All livings beings will rot in Hell!

Call my name, I will be.
An admission that ceased to exist.
I curse, thee whom I save.
Darkening, will son be here.

Wait, sacrifice my live.
With this evil unholy knife.
With the opening hand to a god.
Fuck Jesus Christ!

Slaves of the Lie, they needed eyes.
Users, beggars, believe yours.
I won't deny!

Dying, for God, I'm not with him.
Crime, is in our... hearts.
You not reveal!

[Chorus]

Sacrifice a virgin on your knife.
Would you be a servant, for Satan or mankind?
Sacrificing pieces of your life.
I carry no grief, for Jesus Christ!


Lyrics submitted by Disposition_987

Pleasure of Molestation Lyrics as written by Peter Alf Taegtgren Mikael Johan Hedlund

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    hypocrisy is amazing waz

    paperxwristson May 25, 2004   Link
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    they were before catch-22

    hermanator05on December 13, 2004   Link
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    actually they didnt become AMAZING until after Osculum, and they still are amazing now, catch 22 included

    Disposition_987on December 26, 2004   Link
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    yup. How they manage to stay fresh is beyond me..

    of course there have been a few let-downs, but come on.

    Ddaduttaon April 03, 2006   Link
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    Mhm. Hypocrisy ♥

    illusioniston December 01, 2010   Link
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    illusioniston December 01, 2010   Link
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    Is this about a guy/girl molested by his mother ...who turns around and preys on young girls, thinking that it's due to the sex when in reality it's to fill some sick need to feel good about himself???? Just wondering...

    wholelottawomanon March 27, 1988   Link

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