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It was this day 20 years ago,

more than his ruined eleventh

when he became who he is now

when his dad became his father twice.

once his and once of the beast inside

He is the product of your fallacies...



an ordinary family in a rundown neighborhood

as one of three children he never understood

why his father called him into his workroom

revealing his sons birthday present very soon



he gave him a lesson in how fucked up his life is

marked for all times: it hurts when the wolf bites

the old wolf's bite caused so much pain

infected his mind, painted black his veins



he broke under all that weight of bearing the misery

because it was too much for one single soul to carry

but you ignored all the facts just to live in harmony

and he often askes himself - where have you been?



you never expected him having a future or such

but this future he never choose is easy to judge

this monster wasn't born - it was made

the tyrants curse became his fate

sacrificing human flesh to impress the ones above

his heart filled up with hate there's no more room for any love



just another pale face in the class collective

of the suburban schlool that he has visited

just another colleague in another part time job

and he never had troubles with one single cop

he had to express it, so you would understand

every victim that he causes also died by your hands

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from when it all comes to an end, released January 8, 2012

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