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Recite the incantation
Ancient embalming ritual begins
Pry the mouth with chisel and knife
Open portal to afterlife
Gruesome pagan rites, to ensure eternal life
Melody: Fleischer
Solo: Knapp
In the dark ritual chamber
Surgical rites by candlelight
Anoint the cavity with old magic
For the dead to again exist
Gruesome pagan rites, to ensure eternal life
Gruesome pagan rites, to ensure eternal life
Solo: Pugh
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No Life After Death
04:13
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Solo: Lee
Now you are dead, rotting deep below,
The hope for eternal life, was all in your mind
Your faith now lost, life lived in delusion
Too late for redemption, now it's time to die
No life after death, no life after death
No life after death, no life after death
Solo: Lee
Solo: Pugh
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FETID ZOMBIE Leesburg, Virginia
FETID ZOMBIE, the blasphemous and death-obsessed, solo effort of reputable underground death metal illustrator Mark Riddick, was born in January 2007. Riddick makes no apologies or compromises for his unique vision, offering a myriad of influences from hard rock/heavy metal to technical death metal. Prepare for an unruly onslaught of anti-faith sentiment and old school death metal worship! ... more
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