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Tse Tse

from Kreaturen by Kreaturen

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Come out from your homes
Listen to the dignified man, GRAVE ARGENTARIUS
An incredible offer, builder of dreams, raising station, making haves of the have nots

Rise above, sell your free will

Huddle in your homes, parasites are at work
Stopping at nothing in the quest for blood
Insatiable swarms, spreading filth to the unwary masses
Only acting to their own end

Stay below

No, they won't hurt you,
they just want to
make your future bright
Sell, sell your free will
Have what you want
Raise your station

The fly's tubular mouth-parts are lowered and inserted into the tissues of the host. In this case, human.

You took on debt that you can't repay,
Keeps you up at night
Now, the room is spinning
Don't shut your eyes
Might not wake up

Now, now it's over, you are below, left with nothing

Can't control the itching
Voices growing hollow
Madness quickly sets in
Many more to follow

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from Kreaturen, released February 7, 2012

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