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Serpent of Mars

from The Baphometic Science by Fathom

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lyrics

A truth developed around these parts
Constitute a revelation purely uncut
But why choose such a disguise
Why hurt the ones you (seem to) love
Fuck 'em over for a price

I detest, yeah I detest a lot
When it comes to being loyal I'm all that you've got
It's not arrogance; it's just my way
For those very few 'souls' I fight everyday

Uphold my own law
I advise you do the same

Chorus:
To live - beyond
In the likeness of yourself you may choose right or wrong
Be as it may, it is what's said
Upon our self chosen path there is little time to regret

(Individualize, but don't think yourself wise)

I call to you, my dearest friends
Little by little we will affect toward an end
Our case is solid and so is our mind
Blast our way through the spheres beyond the thoughts of man-unkind
Self aggrandize, be as you wish
No time to bottle up, but take a sip and relish
To totalize; from our core
And the memory will stand, it is what's called for

Ch:

If it ain't heavy, it ain't shit (x2)

1, 2, 3, 4!

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from The Baphometic Science, released August 28, 2006

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Fathom Amsterdam, Netherlands

Fathom was a project that started in 2002 with 3 members and ended with one member in 2005 of which these recordings are the result. Groove inspired dirges, some Satanic imagery and a whole lotta hell!

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