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Captives of The Bolt
03:42
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"A floor made for killing
living graves to be filled
punishment capital
The imprisoned wallow in sorrow and filth
To the abattoir, they are transported in terror
Single file, a fate unknown and yet well aware
Overwhelmed by the stench of rot and of ruin
Trauma rains down as they are confined to the tomb
Forceful strike, the forehead impaled
Exsanguination intact, empathy failed
Those not easily exterminated, the suffering continues
Strangled, scalded, beaten, the violence ensued
Meathooks dig in and throats are slit
dismembered for delicacy,
drowning in the depths of the stick pit
Families torn to shreds, along with their flesh
A mantle sealed in blood, an industry of death
They die alone, bawling, begging for mercy
When a life becomes a product, can we call ourselves humanity?"
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Alive & Cutting
03:07
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"Quivering with fear, they cower in cages
Lorded over by merciless so called scientific sages
Mere subjects for experimentation
Crying out for liberation
Animal welfare abandoned for mankind's alleged advancement
Unethical, inhuman, corrupting what is sacrosanct
Value intrinsic, abuse horrific
Scalpels carve in a cycle of sickness
Burnt, blinded, battered and butchered
Their anguish echoed through white walls, unheard
Obfuscated by oligarchs who profit from their pain
Electrocuted, isolated, diseased and maimed
Until vivisection is ceased
There can be no progress
There can be no peace
Until every animal is free
There can be no progress
There can be no peace"
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Ritual Of Decay Phoenix, Arizona
Death Metal for Animal Liberation.
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