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Lifeform Disintegration Ray Ft. Duncan Bentley

from Wretched Existence by Before The Harvest

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A thousand years we have layed dormant, waiting in hope you don’t fuck this up.
Your one true shot at life.
Well now your time has come.

Destroying your planet to earn a fake commodity, the lives of your own kind now barely worth living. We're there to exterminate the vermin that you breed.
Fear me I am the end.

Interstellar Armies converging on your location,
To rid the planet for your kind.
If only you heeded our advice.

Incineration by the hundreds the gutters flow with their melted flesh.
The smell of carnage fills the air.
Disemboweled one by one lined up against the wall.
We shower in your blood as your race is overcome.

Consume and Learn.
This is my purpose; Learn and Consume.

Your mewling increases with dissection and organs are not safely removed.
I require such imperative information.
Every second that goes by I am being consumed.

Upon dissection neither half grows back;
A cacophony of internal odors are emitted upon disintegration.

The human boiling point seems to differ from victim to victim.
I’ve never seen such anomalies.

Say goodbye to humanity.
As we bring about the end of mankind.
Disintegrating all you worthless being into utter nonexistence,

In the blink of an eye.
A rotten species has been eradicated and destroyed.
The earth will now flourish, it will now flourish.
The earth shall now flourish a new.

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from Wretched Existence, released June 15, 2015

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