This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Down, chemical sacrament
Blasphemous prayer
Deliver me from this
So serene apocalypse
Just make me fucking numb
Deaf, blind and fucking dumb
Return to sacred sleep
This could be my requiem
And I'll feel no pain
This could be my requiem
But don't bury me too deep
Drain infected brine
Sickened cesspool shell of mine
Strap up the hands of time
And push the soul into the vein
Just make me fucking numb
Deaf, blind and fucking dumb
Return to sacred sleep
This could be my requiem
And I'll feel no pain
This could be my requiem
But don't bury me too deep
Sink, suffer, self destruct
Rise, stronger, reconstruct
Dispose, discard, deny
And I will feel no pain
Blasphemous prayer
Deliver me from this
So serene apocalypse
Just make me fucking numb
Deaf, blind and fucking dumb
Return to sacred sleep
This could be my requiem
And I'll feel no pain
This could be my requiem
But don't bury me too deep
Drain infected brine
Sickened cesspool shell of mine
Strap up the hands of time
And push the soul into the vein
Just make me fucking numb
Deaf, blind and fucking dumb
Return to sacred sleep
This could be my requiem
And I'll feel no pain
This could be my requiem
But don't bury me too deep
Sink, suffer, self destruct
Rise, stronger, reconstruct
Dispose, discard, deny
And I will feel no pain
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Great version of a great song,
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alright, I have just recently watched the dvd that comes with the "deluxe edition" throught the dvd it has a few references that randy might have something wrong with him, like an illness, bet that never really say. so maybe if you look at the lyrics as if he is talking about a disease, that might open up some new doors of discusion