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I Kill Christians In The Name Of Lucifer!

from The Satanic Verses! by Danny Ramirez

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'In September of 1999 ten years passed since the death sentence was put to Richard Ramirez. Because he is one Hell of a Satanist I decided to create a tape with satanic songs. I wrote a couple of lyrics within one week in March 1999 to praise satan, ‘cause there are already enough songs to praise the Lord of jews and christians. I Kill christians! is not about Danny himself. It is about some other guy killing christians because the devil wants him to do so in order to change the revelations foretold in the bible. The song’s got some great refrain with a gospel alike touch. At some point you can hear the growl of satan, which I recorded by putting a microphone real close near the gates of hell. Starting February 22, 2002, it has been done live 5-10 times on acoustic guitar until February 15, 2008, and twice singing along with an instrumental backing (August 13, 2009 and August 13, 2010). For an acoustic guitar gig on February 7, 2004, the lyrics were changed to fit the Wild West themed party, and the song got temporarily renamed as I Kill Cowboys In The Name Of Manitou!.'

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Chorus:
I kill christians in the name of lucifer
For I am the 'last judgement saboteur'
I obey my master's word
To destroy the christian world
I kill christians in the name of lucifer

In the name of satan I roam the streets
I'm possessed by all evil in search of christian sheep
While they might run or pray out loud
My machine gun fire will take 'em out

Chorus

I'm the serpent to destroy the christian culture
I'm the (a) time bomb exposed to their torture
No page will be turned in the Book of Revelations
That ain't changed in favour of satan

Chorus


'In September of 1999 ten years passed since the death sentence was put to Richard Ramirez. Because he is one Hell of a Satanist I decided to create a tape with satanic songs. I wrote a couple of lyrics within one week in March 1999 to praise satan, ‘cause there are already enough songs to praise the Lord of jews and christians. I Kill christians! is not about Danny himself. It is about some other guy killing christians because the devil wants him to do so in order to change the revelations foretold in the bible. The song’s got some great refrain with a gospel alike touch. At some point you can hear the growl of satan, which I recorded by putting a microphone real close near the gates of hell. Starting February 22, 2002, it has been done live 5-10 times on acoustic guitar until February 15, 2008, and twice singing along with an instrumental backing (August 13, 2009 and August 13, 2010). For an acoustic guitar gig on February 7, 2004, the lyrics were changed to fit the Wild West themed party, and the song got temporarily renamed as I Kill Cowboys In The Name Of Manitou!.'

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from The Satanic Verses!, released October 1, 1999
Danny Ramirez - acoustic rhythm guitar, vocals

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Danny Ramirez Leiden, Netherlands

Danny Ramirez is a singer-songwriter from the Netherlands and the guitar player for stonerdoom band Toner Low! Besides playing morbid folk he has some one-man bands as well, but most of his releases are Ramirez EPs! Danny did solo gigs in the Netherlands, Finland, France and Germany, and played with a.o. Amigo The Devil, Bob Wayne, Joe Buck Yourself (Hank III) and The Goddamn Gallows! ... more

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