| My children, my children they do as they’re told
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| Unquestionable loyalty, instructors obeyed
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| For I’m their provider, a teacher, a God
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| A father, but not in a biological way
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| My children are carefully chosen
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| Selected, hand-picked if you will
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| Expectant mothers are regarded and studied
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| The unborn assessed, I move in for the kill
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| For the harvest of children’s a messy affair
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| Extracting a life while taking another
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| I’d like to say it’s a painless affair
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| But I car for the prize, not for the mothr
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| Sliced open wide, torn from the womb
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| Child wrapped in rags and concealed without sound
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| Whisked away to be raised as my own
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| As the mother bleeds out with her guts on the ground
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| Its new older siblings will tutor the child
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| My brood of fantastical killing machines
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| The perfect assassins that none would suspect
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| Insidious infants to terrible teens
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| I’m expanding my tribe, forming a cult
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| Children now harvesting all on their own
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| With skills and no conscious they’re a wonder to watch
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| Slice through the flesh, cut deep to the bone
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| Once they’re trained up, I contract them out
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| To clients who want someone out if the way
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| Make them die slowly, have fun, I say
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| Play with your prey before you slay
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| Play with your prey before you slay
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| Play with your prey before you slay |