| Song | Virally Yours |
| Artist | The Black Dahlia Murder |
| Album | Nocturnal |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Black Dahlia Murder ... | |
| The sound of vomiting to my ears like singing | |
| now I am beginning to become erect | |
| with illness I am obsessed in the beds of the fallen I rest | |
| a fixation amplified the smell here is what I like best | |
| feverishly combing the buckets of waste | |
| wrapping myself in the filth-ridden sheets | |
| raping the shells of the comatose | |
| to fulfill my needs | |
| photographing bedsores cultured by my sick neglect | |
| it's more than a job it's a love for me to walk this close with death | |
| when you hear a flat line you know surely I'll be near | |
| to when the reaper's sickle is drawn I am ever aware | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| how quickly life does fade away | |
| but a flip of the river mans coin | |
| could send you screaming to your grave | |
| grief stricken family watches on ceaseless prayers for an only son | |
| "I'm afraid that nothing can be done" his moment has finally come | |
| the wrath of a god exemplified to the pearly gates he'll soon arrive | |
| to leave here his husk in this room of white I'm quivering at thought | |
| pull the plug (I'm begging you) take the ride (to the cold and blue) | |
| the reapers yellowed lichen fingers aims ever so true | |
| the orgins of disease I have witnessed in my dreams | |
| the flooding of the blackest blood to quench my fetid needs | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things |
| zuo qu : Black Dahlia Murder ... | |
| The sound of vomiting to my ears like singing | |
| now I am beginning to become erect | |
| with illness I am obsessed in the beds of the fallen I rest | |
| a fixation amplified the smell here is what I like best | |
| feverishly combing the buckets of waste | |
| wrapping myself in the filthridden sheets | |
| raping the shells of the comatose | |
| to fulfill my needs | |
| photographing bedsores cultured by my sick neglect | |
| it' s more than a job it' s a love for me to walk this close with death | |
| when you hear a flat line you know surely I' ll be near | |
| to when the reaper' s sickle is drawn I am ever aware | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| how quickly life does fade away | |
| but a flip of the river mans coin | |
| could send you screaming to your grave | |
| grief stricken family watches on ceaseless prayers for an only son | |
| " I' m afraid that nothing can be done" his moment has finally come | |
| the wrath of a god exemplified to the pearly gates he' ll soon arrive | |
| to leave here his husk in this room of white I' m quivering at thought | |
| pull the plug I' m begging you take the ride to the cold and blue | |
| the reapers yellowed lichen fingers aims ever so true | |
| the orgins of disease I have witnessed in my dreams | |
| the flooding of the blackest blood to quench my fetid needs | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things |
| zuò qǔ : Black Dahlia Murder ... | |
| The sound of vomiting to my ears like singing | |
| now I am beginning to become erect | |
| with illness I am obsessed in the beds of the fallen I rest | |
| a fixation amplified the smell here is what I like best | |
| feverishly combing the buckets of waste | |
| wrapping myself in the filthridden sheets | |
| raping the shells of the comatose | |
| to fulfill my needs | |
| photographing bedsores cultured by my sick neglect | |
| it' s more than a job it' s a love for me to walk this close with death | |
| when you hear a flat line you know surely I' ll be near | |
| to when the reaper' s sickle is drawn I am ever aware | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| how quickly life does fade away | |
| but a flip of the river mans coin | |
| could send you screaming to your grave | |
| grief stricken family watches on ceaseless prayers for an only son | |
| " I' m afraid that nothing can be done" his moment has finally come | |
| the wrath of a god exemplified to the pearly gates he' ll soon arrive | |
| to leave here his husk in this room of white I' m quivering at thought | |
| pull the plug I' m begging you take the ride to the cold and blue | |
| the reapers yellowed lichen fingers aims ever so true | |
| the orgins of disease I have witnessed in my dreams | |
| the flooding of the blackest blood to quench my fetid needs | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things | |
| malpractice forever be my bitter name | |
| I wish I could pull these strings | |
| in death there are finer things |