As I hack your lifeless corpse with my chainsaw
My heart beats faster every swing I flay
While smiling at your face
Don't fuck up the process. It won't be much longer until you die
Just lat me have my fun and I will let you die in peace
Oh wait. I lied. False hope is my new trend
Disgusting I know but that's the general idea of me.
Follow me into hell.
Faint footsteps behind you. Run
I'll find you don't bother hiding
I know when you're alone I will fulfill myself
Now you're begging me to let you go
I laugh at such pitiful cries
Sodomizing your orifice
Now you crawl away
Worthless. Wretched. Foul slut
Open throat profuse bleeding
Pray
Screaming doesn't help you now just give into my will again
Dry your pitiful eyes and wipe the phlegm that I've been hocking in your face
This confidential lick of my tongue will be taken to the grave and never be seen again
Looking up from hell you weep
Your sins have overcome your faith
I can't wait to have a taste a year from now I'll have my feast


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    Fairy Fay - "In this song, the story of Fairy Fay, a woman murdered but never proven to be one of his victims. Some say she never existed and this is a fabrication of the murder. Hence the line ”This confidential lick of my tongue will be taken to the grave and never be seen again.”"

    Source: Phil Bozeman, pestbarn.me/2011/09/27/phil-bozeman-explains-whitechapels-lyrics/

    pestbarnon November 28, 2011   Link
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    lol it's about the torture of a women, (probably a prostitute) by Jack the Ripper from the famous Whitechapel murders in London.

    XxablazedXxon June 06, 2008   Link
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    i'm sure jack the ripper used regularly used a chainsaw :|

    LNDMIASMAon August 12, 2008   Link
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    ignore the first used

    LNDMIASMAon August 12, 2008   Link
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    He wants to kill a slut.

    CKwillburnon October 29, 2008   Link
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    As far as I can see it's all pretty much just about mindless torture and knowing that some of Whitechapels lyrics are based upon Jack the ripper i'd assume it's about him.

    HarleyRowleyon January 02, 2009   Link
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    jack the ripper didnt hav a chainsaw..soo he rapes her 3 times brings her back to life rapes her again and tells her to cry in hell for being a rape victim..but dont worry its not over he'll rape her again in a year

    thawalllllruson July 15, 2010   Link
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    This band must not like sluts because in Viser Exsicer they talk about the same thing pretty much. This song is about a man that doesn't find sluts and whores very amusing so he decides to start slaying them with torture that is quite fun to him.

    triumphantslayeron December 21, 2010   Link
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    Whitechapel is simply an amazing bang and wrote an album that directly related to where they got the band name from. It was their version of a modern Jack the ripper. Just like all bands you need a scheme to get famous and stand out. Whether it be masks or paint on your face. They had a foundation and rain with it. Now look, one of the biggest death core bands out!

    dbjvokillson January 28, 2011   Link

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