Butchery my meat hooks sharpened to penetrate
Emasculate, gouging crotches I will eat
Hung upside down, holes punctured through half chewed
Gristle, debauchery with dead bodies, turning green

Upheaveal of human entrails
Deterioration of grated genitals, dangling from the hooks
Obscene feelings deep inside me
Dislocating, separating a blood

Drenched body
Begin the anal grounting
Awaiting insertion, to rip out intestine
Bodily destruction

Vulgar molestation
Treachery never ending soul ripping
Lifeless Bodies not, petrified
Cloggins veins

Presure building
Scabbing clotted sores dehydrate
Condemned to life of obscurity
Dismal dimensions of my being, I explore my thoughts through murder

Devoting my life to mutilation
Screams of blood saturate, grubs feed on dilapidated
Stumps, darkness overshadowing the killing
Eyes now dialate

Bodies disintegrate
Razor sharp hooks implanted in your rectum
Splitting bodies, spilling guts on the ground
Sodomizing living beings with my utensils

Stabbing on your life stripped of all your skin
Disgusting to the world
Beauty to my eyes
The body lying naked, discharging my infection

Invigorating while I kill, intoxicating
Invoking suffering on human beings
Grinding orifices my only therapy
Sculpting gore

Muscle tissue
Reshaping
Mounds of flesh, deformation
Skulls of victims stacked like trophies

Bleeding from your arse sudden blood ejection


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Meat Hook Sodomy Lyrics as written by Bob Rusay Alex Webster

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    can we still have sex to it though?

    emry_13on February 08, 2007   Link

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