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My Last Prey

from Praeludium (EP) by Ocram

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So tired, so old… between the shadows' forest I crawl,
Only a tenuous reflection of my glorious times of power,
So weak, so slow… by the path of death I walk.
Only my soul supports me, my old smell alerts me once again...

Once again, I feel the wind in my face,
Crossing the foliage with your presence in my senses.
Once again, I feel my heart beating,
Following your trace in this fog thickened.

I feel the wind in my face. I feel my heart beating.

The light of the moon, show me your silhouette.
I can see you running to survive.

My tiredness can’t stop me...
Almost I can caress your body.
My instincts guide me…
I can taste your flesh.

Your hot blood gush in my mouth…
Screams of panic in the silence of this night.
I rest over the corpse of my pray,
My eternal sleep has come,
My old body rest with my last pray.

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from Praeludium (EP), released March 30, 2013

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Ocram is a one-man Black Metal Band created by Ocram (Tsar Bomb, Gates of Irkalla, Trees, Clouds & Silence, etc...).

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