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Laying on the floor in a pool of blood and cum
My demons lay beside me as I kiss them one by one
On that night I met aforce that nothing would compare
I was born the son of evil when I fucked the devil there

My daddy was a powerful soul back in '56
My mother was a virgin when she first felt his prick
and on August 29th thebaby Jesus Christ was born
an alien to this world he was set out to destroy

I'm the son of evil the god of fire and hell
I'm the son of evil the one you'll never know
As I look into your eyes you wanna cry for help
I want to paralyze you 'cuzI only love myself

When I was reborn from the day I fucked the devil
Nothing will come close to me because I am immortal
Many times I've lived and many times I've died
but my soul cannot be stopped as it's on an endless ride

So look into my eyes and you'll see that icy stare
I want to bring you to your knees destroy your life right there
So put your hand in mine and I'll take you for a ride
You'll see your life be stripped away 'cuz today you're gonna die

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from Scumbag: 5 Year Anniversary Edition, released February 13, 2015
Written by G.G. Allin
Arranged and performed by Jay Decay

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Jay Decay is a folk punk artist from Northern California. After his band O.T.F. fell apart in 2006, he picked up an acoustic guitar and continued doing the same thing, but without the burden of keeping a band together. He has played across the United States both in venues and busking on the street. He has opened for acts such as The Murder Junkies, Bob Wayne, and The Goddamn Gallows. ... more

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