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What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse

by Croatoan

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Welcome to Gallows Hill
Meet your demise
Convulsions of the living
No reverence to the dead
You'll pray to God
It's momentary
Snap your fucking neck
Or be choked to death
Try to struggle never get away
Never see the light another day
Trap door open
Now you're choking
Neck is broken
Face is frozen
Now you feel exquisite pain
Shifting through your wasted existence

Now you feel exquisite pain
Shifting through your wasted existence
You will suffer
For your inhumanity

Feel the pressure of disintegrating bones
And the weight of a thousand stones

Bursting through the cracks, your brains are squeezing out of your skull
And spill onto the ground

Welcome to Gallows Hill
Meet your demise
Convulsions of the living
No reverence to the dead
You'll pray to God
It's momentary
Snap your fucking neck
Or be choked to death

"Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live"
With a vehement rage, the devil reigns on the living
In the form of a spectral witch
Summoned by the sorceress

This is the end of the American witch
You will be condemned to hang and left to swing until dead

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released March 21, 2015
Recorded by Croatoan
Mixed and Mastered by Dan McVey

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Jake Peters-Drums
Chris Boeck-Guitar
Dylan Giberson- Guitar
Jon Grimm-Bass
Erick Hill-Vocals

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