LOUSY FAITH

Emissary of Darkness am I,

Born in a religious home,

Blood of devil runs in my veins;

No one loved two master at a time.

Born and breed in Christian home,

Never was I shown to the Lord of all,

I'm inspired to walk in this dreadful way

By a deary friend who is breed by beelzebub.

I preach, I sing and work in church,

But It seems like I'm in cage like a

Bird held by a dandy fowler,

My blood smells like devil's advocate;

Yet to unleashed my purpose on earth.

My faith in beelzebub increased like

Anointing from throne of swarthiness.

I spread the necromancy gospel to truehearted men,

Who opened the door of their heart for sex.

Through my rear, many accepted Lucifer as lord;

They come to church to book appointment with me,

Under my song ministration, men's member

Rised to praise the living Creator.

And my wish is to sing at their inner room

with their natural microphone.

I cover my head like a Jewish woman

Who understood the message of God.

Through the invention of coffin nail,

I got my energy and inspiration to sing

Like Creator's harbinger.

That is the story of my life,

Now I have gotten disciples

For the lover of our soul,

One whom bought our soul

To way of doom and enjoyment.

We hail thee, great beelzebub.

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