Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey

You built me up with your wishing hell
I didn't have to sell you
You threw your money in the pissing well
You do just what they tell you

Repent, that's what I'm talking about
I shed the skin to feed the fake
Repent, that's what I'm talking about
Whose mistake am I, anyway?

Cut the head off
Grows back hard
I am the hydra
Now you'll see your star

Prick your finger, it is done
The moon has now eclipsed the sun
Angel has spread its wings
The time has come for bitter things
Prick your finger, it is done
The moon has now eclipsed the sun
Angel has spread its wings
The time has come for bitter things

Repent (that's what he's talking about)
I shed the skin to feed the fake
Repent (that's what he's talking about)
Whose mistake am I, anyway?

Cut the head off
Grows back hard
I am the hydra
Now you'll see your star

Hey, hey, hey, hey
The time has come, it is quite clear
Our antichrist is almost here
The time has come, it is quite clear
Our antichrist is almost here
The time has come, it is quite clear
Our antichrist is almost here

Cut the head off
Grows back hard
I am the hydra
Now you'll see your star

Hey, hey, hey, hey
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you
When you are suffering know that I have betrayed you


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    Bangs head against wall

    How many fucking times must I explain that I no longer stand by what I have said on this page over 8 fucking months ago. Oh wait, but I suppose people never change their minds now do they? No one ever matures beyond the threshold of religion huh? The Catholic Church can go die in thier own hypocrisy with their homophobic tenets and child-molesting fuckheads. My sexuality is outside of their fucking jurisdiction seeing as I no longer follow their religion, as some people in here seem to have a difficult time comprehending.

    Philadelphia Eagleson August 02, 2005   Link

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