Violence thy Worship

from And thus came the Destroyer by Tash

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Against the sounds of the screams of the dying
You can see her footsteps

Obscene display of carnage, cruelty, and blood
Gore covers everything in entropic stains
Her laugh echoes in the screams of the dying
The lust of the destroyer spilt upon the ground

Profane undulations of her hips
The eyes enticing torture and malice
Her naked form, the catalyst of forever war
The weak boundaries so easily forgotten

Kill for yourself
The lust overwhelming
Kill to satisfy
The appetites you claim not to have

And you can’t look away from her even if you want to
She’s got you around the neck, her pliant little bitch
You’ll kill for money, power, hell you don’t fucking care
Just to make them die gives you a purpose

A being so sexualized, one of pure chaos
She’ll make you cum and cum again
But she’s going to need you to keep pulling the trigger
She’s going to need you to kill and kill again

Kill for yourself
The lust overwhelming
Kill to satisfy
The appetites you claim not to have

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from And thus came the Destroyer, released June 1, 2016

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Tash Sanford, North Carolina

Tash is a one man melodic black metal project based out of North Carolina. Utilizing extended range guitars and bass, Tash combines traditional Norwegian black metal, Swedish black metal, and dissonant death metal such as Nile and Morbid Angel. Lyrics focus on anti-Christianity, insanity, death, demonology and misanthropy. ... more

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