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I, the Lycanthrope

from Inception of Inhumanity by Shrouded

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lyrics

I cannot stay caged any longer
The smell of blood is on the wind
I must fulfil the need to kill
For the beast I confine within

I see you, smell you
I wish to rip and tear you
Consume you, bleed you dry
You will be the first to die!

Slave to the full moon
It destroys what I was before
Slave to the full moon
I, the Lycanthrope

One by one you'll be undone
Fragile human flesh and bone
I fulfil the nightmares deep
But you will not wake up from me

Something's breathing deep inside of me
A bestial rage as the seals come undone
Ill met by moonlight, a curse within my skin
I shed my humanity and tear my victim limb from limb
Conform to the darkness, become the beast

Let me taste your agony, sweet fear I instil in thee
Let me taste your agony, sweet fear I instil in thee

(Solo : Dani)

I see you, smell you
I wish to rip and tear you
Consume you, bleed you dry
You will be the first to die!

Slave to the full moon
It destroys what I was before
Slave to the full moon
I, the Lycanthrope

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from Inception of Inhumanity, released March 29, 2015

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