this red lease on device atomic angels watching us
Baptismal radiation blessed be the crippled and the scarred
Look deep in the mushroom can you see the crucifix
The son of God is going home look deep into the light
Praise the Lord and turn to dust, you are but human stain
That wipes away unholyness, only purity remains
Remains

This is a holy place reactor number 4
Hell is always watching me through the cracks up in the floor
Holyness is leaking through into the world of sin
A tiny touch of holyness can eat away wolf skin

i'll release the device atomic angels watching us
Baptismal radiation blessed be the infected and the scarred

You burnt me oh lord
You set me on fire with this truth of god
Let there be hellfire if we cross these fields of sin
Oh lord take me home take me home
End of your blessings
End of your blessings
The end of your blessings
The lord this is now over
The lord this is over
Amen brother


The cold king of the serpant prevails
He who walks on blades of grass sharp as feeding talons
Below the light expands the kingdom of a million wasps
Silent turmoil change seperate freedom and demons of the night
Cast below the demon into the kingdom hell
I want to be there I'm hungry for the souls of legions
Wandering among the capital of doubt

Praise the lord
Praise the lord


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    Song Fact

    This is "Reactor Number 4" from Golgotha's 1991 demo "Wet Dreams Of the Insane".

    Golgotha featured Dax Riggs, Jimmy Kyle, and Mike Sanchez. Not too long after this demo was released Audie Petrie and Sammy Duet dissolved their band Dark Karnival and Golgotha became Acid Bath.

    DrunkenDevilon February 11, 2015   Link

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