Holy water
Clouds my thinking
Sinking low now
Keep on drinking

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong, yeah

You control me
Soul, you stole mine
Wishful thinking
Six feet under

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong, yeah

So feel what were my eyes
Sink into the holes in my eyes
My sins have made me blind
Sink into the holes in my eyes, yeah

Dead by dreaming
Sleep, you steal mine
Pools of cold sweat
Hatred burns me

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong

Down you go
Suffer long
Down you go
Sin make me strong

Still shackled to the shadow
Still shackled to the shadow
That followed you

Still shackled to the shadow
Still shackled to the shadow
That followed

Still shackled to the shadow
Still shackled to the shadow
That followed you
That followed you


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Sin Lyrics as written by Robert Emile Deleo Dean Deleo

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    Holy water clouds my thinking Sinking low now Keep on drinking.

    To me, this means getting drunk on religion with the sin being addiction to religious dogma. Just like with anything, you get too immersed in it, it becomes an addiction. Here, that addiction is religion.

    Necronicon January 26, 2009   Link

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