Name: The Cloak
Duration: P00H01M42S
Description: v 2.1 of 2.2

The Cloak

by Reign of Peace

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v 2.1 of 2.2

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"How did you kill them?" the detective asks the boy.
"I cut their throats, sir, and bled them dry."
"Why did you do it? Don't you believe life is a sacred gift to receive?"

"Go tell the wolf who preys on sheep. I have a hunger and life is meat."
"Son you are human, given a voice. Now I fear you've made your choice."

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released January 23, 2013
Yondas Eso, Guitar played by Frank Rathbone, Bass written and played by Give to Light, harmony vocals by Give to Light

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