G.G. Allin - Devil's Prayer

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Satan rules - take away the souls of the world
Have mercy on us
Satan rules - take away the souls of the world
Have mercy on us
Let us burn
???
That we as your victims
May enjoy lasting Hell for the body and soul
And by your wickedness
To destroy all the people that hate us
Who are spirits of the flesh
We must not conform our prayers
And praise only you and your followers
And to depart from this world
To ??? fire in Hell
To burn for eternity
With Satan
My Lord
Amen
Satan rules - take away the souls of the world
Have mercy on us
Satan rules - take away the souls of the world
Your mother sucks cocks in Hell. Ha ha ha...

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GG Allin, born Jesus Christ Allin on August 29th, 1956, in Lancaster, New Hampshire, was an American musician known for his controversial and extreme performances. Allin's career was marked by his wild and unpredictable behavior both on and off stage.

Allin began his music career in the punk rock scene, performing with various bands and releasing albums that garnered attention for their raw and aggressive sound. However, it was his live shows that truly made him infamous. Allin's performances often included shocking acts such as self-mutilation, nudity, and even defecating on stage. He would frequently engage in violent and confrontational behavior towards his audience, leading to numerous arrests and legal troubles.

Despite his controversial reputation, Allin continued to record and release music across different genres, including spoken word, country, and more traditional rock. His lyrics often touched on themes of violence, drug abuse, and nihilism, with frequent expressions of racism and misogyny. Allin's music was characterized by its raw and unpolished production, reflecting his chaotic and rebellious persona.

Throughout his career, Allin's behavior and antics alienated many in the music industry, with critics often dismissing his work as shock value without substance. However, he maintained a dedicated following of fans who were drawn to his rebellious spirit and commitment to pushing boundaries.

Tragically, GG Allin's life was cut short on June 28th, 1993, when he died of a heroin overdose at the age of 36. Despite his controversial legacy, Allin remains a polarizing figure in music history, remembered for his extreme performances and unapologetic approach to art and expression.