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Not much is known about Enda Byrne. Historians trace his birthdate back to 1864. Enda was involved in many groundbreaking experiments in to the first forays of molecular science. Under the supervision of Dr. Gong Smidt. Unfortunately for Enda, shortly after testing began, he came down with severe mental dysfunctions. Reclusive during the day, at night he would prowl the streets of old Dublin in murderous breeze. It was during these rampages that Enda aquired his love of traditional Irish ballads. While out terrorizing the streets one cold winters night, Enda was beaten to death by an angry mob. Over a century later, the radiation in Enda's blood triggered a resurrection when it came into contact with some liquid excrement that Ronnie Drew had left on an alley wall halfway through a Dubliners gig. There is also a school of thought that declares Sellafield leaks responsible for Enda's rebirth. Enda was spotted by an Irish couple, who had brought up two sons, but were desperately seeking another. They took Enda in, gradually enticing him into their house, after they noticed that he was strangely attracted to the enchanting fiddle and banjo music, and after a few trials, discovered that they could coax him out of his social anxiety with Max Factor foundation. No one knows how they discovered this, but Enda has not looked back since. Enda joined messiah operation in 1997. He is lead vocalist, and once played guitar, but stopped, due an atomic reaction with the nickel compund in the strings, resulting in minor explosions. This provided an entertaining live act, but interrupted somewhat in the creative process, and was also rather painful for the singer.
"His voice is so beautiful it makes me want to slaughter lambs as they come from
their mothers womb, and to drown kittens in their own blood." "The fucking thing took two years to make" |
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