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lyrics

Don't play with fire,
Don't fuck me more
Or your rotten soul I will take.
The power of voodoo
Can take your life away
I got the power over you
Don't play with me, or I'll kill you
I will quarter you and decapitated you.
I will make you suffer,
With a slowly death I will make you understand
Through agony My power over you, will make you respect me
You fear of me, will make realize you.
Voodoo I put you I make you suffer.
Screams, blood, pain, all without know from where it cames
Screams, blood, pain, all It cames from the voodoo.
All my power, against you, certain to bleed, to death.
There won't be forensic, able to decipher, the causes of your sudden death.
Don't play with fire
Don't fuck me more
Or your rotten soul I will take.
I only need one simple doll I only need a needle
I send you to hell.
My power over you, will make you respect me,
You fear of me, will make realize you.
Don't play that I will kill you I'll haven't got compassion
Don't play with me or I will kill you.
Voodoo I put you I make you suffer.

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from The End Of Descent, released June 9, 2003

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