1. |
Happiness
04:07
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2. |
Falling Into The Void
00:25
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3. |
No More Resources
03:40
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We have seen too much
we need to perish
we need to perish
the earth is done
no more resources for the greed filled creatures
No more resources
No more lies
Rid these filthy people of there mortality
No more greed
No more resources
No more resources
No more greed
No more lies
Rid these filthy people
No more resources
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4. |
Shotgun
01:02
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Speak to the mind of a thousand souls
With a message hand-crafted to none
Your words mean nothing when you aim at no sun
to fire the sweet tides of hope nigh to come
Speak to the mind of a thousand souls
With a message hand-crafted to none
Your words mean nothing when you aim at no sun
to fire the sweet tides of hope nigh to come
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5. |
Dead
06:17
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Eczema Pizza hell, Michigan
straight outta hella
usa,
america,
usa,
INFLUENZAS:
slapnutz
my chemical roman
jesus
katty parry
zoos
Axeing alexanda
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