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If I don't kill it, if I don't murder it, then it kills me first
If I don't kill that thing, cut it up and eat it, then it eats me first
This is my domain, my place, I belong
I must neutralize
You foreign fish, I smell our death in your salt, so I'll kill you first
You can see it in the eyes
You can smell it in the heat
Breaking skin to the bone
Scavenging the scavenger
When you are dead I will live
Fill the sea with life
You can see it in the eyes
You can smell it in the heat
Mirror the savagery
We're moving
They're moving
Rogue
They're stabbing
We're watching
Rogue
If they're hunting, we're hunting back
If they're killing, we're killing first
If I don't kill that thing, cut it up and eat it, then it eats me first
This is my domain, my place, I belong
I must neutralize
You foreign fish, I smell our death in your salt, so I'll kill you first
You can see it in the eyes
You can smell it in the heat
Breaking skin to the bone
Scavenging the scavenger
When you are dead I will live
Fill the sea with life
You can see it in the eyes
You can smell it in the heat
Mirror the savagery
We're moving
They're moving
Rogue
They're stabbing
We're watching
Rogue
If they're hunting, we're hunting back
If they're killing, we're killing first
Lyrics submitted by witchlicker, edited by implode
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