Luyện nghe bài hát We Belong Dead

[music - Ross
- Ross Sewage]

A on mankind, a pox on the planet
We are the surgeons of sickness and

Innocent bystanders are to the horror
Our gruesome displays give rise to a
Bodies were and defiantly defiled
Up to our knees in blood, sweat, and
For the means to our deviant needs
The guilty should die and the innocent

Doctors of death, practitioners of
addictions cannot be restrained
A need to dismember, disfigure, and
By A.M.A. standards, gone quite insane

Hippocrates turning in his
The oath, broken, cannot be
From the realms of science strayed
And into the charnel descended

Vitriolic tinctures substituted for
Intra-venously rotted by a virulent
Appendages unnecessarily
To promote zero growth all were
A nurse doles out the bonesaw
The O.R. is now a abbatoir

Prescriptions out for an untimely demise
of fces, our malicious advice
Appointments were kept for the of lives
Our promise to heal, a of lies

A hypocrisy
When the pledge is
The house of an atrocity
The of victims we've compiled

on a noose, drowned in the loam, sliced at the vein
Let the red
Choked on a pill, through the brain
We belong

[solo: "The and the Fiends" by S.C. McGrath]

Our clinic raided by the
Littered with corpses on all thirteen
We toiled long in the
Fueled by methamphetamines and

Wading through and excrement
Agents of law our detainment

Judicial procedings with prejudice
Our heinous lack any precedence
Horrifying facts and aggregious
The lives and deaths of medical

Bloodstained hands assure guilt, facto
Our are forfeit for theirs, quid pro quo

injection, gas chamber, or the chair
Corporeal punishment for our brand of intensive

"Age Actabile Anti-Hippocrate" by S.C. McGrath]
[solo: "The Doctor Is In... Sane" by A.S.
"Dead Men Walking" by S.C. McGrath]
[solo: "Throw the Switch" by A.S.

In memorium to
Our corporeal bonds are
But our crimes against
In infamy, shall forever

Hung on a noose, in the loam, sliced at the vein
Let the red
Choked on a pill, impaled through the
We belong

"Physician, Kill Thyself" by A.S. LaBarre]