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Slayer ~ Tormentor


Afraid to walk the streets In the coldness all alone The blackness of the night Engulfs your flesh and bones Hoping for relief From the fear you feel inside Losing all perspective Of reality in the night (Chorus:) Running from shadows Blinded by fear The horror of nightfall Is ever so near I slowly surround you As terror sets in Are you afraid of the night I see the fright in your eyes As you turn and run But is your mind playing tricks On a body so very young Feeling as if no one cares The fear runs down your spine But I know I'll never rest Until I know you're mine (Chorus) Afraid to walk the streets In the coldness all alone The blackness of the night Engulfs your flesh and bones Feeling as if no one cares The fear runs down your spine But I know I'll never rest Until I know you're mine I know you're mine Too late to hide Too late to save your life Tormentor more free lyrics

Afraid to walk the streets
In the coldness all alone
The blackness of the night
Engulfs your flesh and bones
Hoping for relief
From the fear you feel inside
Losing all perspective
Of reality in the night

(Chorus:)
Running from shadows
Blinded by fear
The horror of nightfall
Is ever so near
I slowly surround you
As terror sets in
Are you afraid of the night

I see the fright in your eyes
As you turn and run
But is your mind playing tricks
On a body so very young
Feeling as if no one cares
The fear runs down your spine
But I know I'll never rest
Until I know you're mine

(Chorus)

Afraid to walk the streets
In the coldness all alone
The blackness of the night
Engulfs your flesh and bones
Feeling as if no one cares
The fear runs down your spine
But I know I'll never rest
Until I know you're mine
I know you're mine
Too late to hide
Too late to save your life
Tormentor

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