Murderous Dreams
from Echoes Of Horror by Ghoulchapel
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lyrics
He was planning this terrible deed,
And rage was growing in his infected head..
Suffering from loneliness and depression,
He were building the walls around him,
So nobody didn't knew
what's happening to him,
He was wondering it's in his dream...
A kind and happy man in the past,
With loving daughter and wife,
But something came and changed his mind,
And he became an outcast.
That day has come,
and his plans came true,
This night, when everyone's sleeping,
He charges his gun.
He didn't realized what he did ,
The walls all covered with blood of his child and wife.
Freed from loneliness and depression,
He crushed the walls that he build around him,
And the demon who ruled his mind,
Left him and disappeared,
He realized - it wasn't a dream ...
And rage was growing in his infected head..
Suffering from loneliness and depression,
He were building the walls around him,
So nobody didn't knew
what's happening to him,
He was wondering it's in his dream...
A kind and happy man in the past,
With loving daughter and wife,
But something came and changed his mind,
And he became an outcast.
That day has come,
and his plans came true,
This night, when everyone's sleeping,
He charges his gun.
He didn't realized what he did ,
The walls all covered with blood of his child and wife.
Freed from loneliness and depression,
He crushed the walls that he build around him,
And the demon who ruled his mind,
Left him and disappeared,
He realized - it wasn't a dream ...
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from Echoes Of Horror,
released November 10, 2016
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