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Grip Turns To Fist
00:57
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Callous Incision
01:03
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Habits that never die
Don't need the world..
It's single minded agenda
will be the end of you..
Callous incision
With a rant of burning babies & conversations die
through their split and bleeding flesh
Old habits that never die
Don't need the world..
It's single minded agenda
will be the end of you..
Callous incision
With a rant of burning babies & conversations die
but never quick enough!
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Unsatisfactory Prizes
01:22
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life is hell but at least there are posers
see the glint, glint of the blade, as the knife turns over in my hand
the oxygen's getting sucked, sucked up by another boring band
Hollow Useless Prat
Hawking Underwhelming Pus
your colony's for the lepers, ship you're sailing stricken with the plague
throwing stones but save the sticks for now; stack them for your auto-da-fé
How Utterly Predictable
Hyped Up Pageantry
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Damp Houses
01:05
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asthma turns into croup, wheezing in despair
asbestos becomes slime, spores upon the air
damp houses – mouldy bathrooms
damp houses – freezing kitchens
damp houses – wake with foggy breath
damp houses – frozen dunnies
leaky stains morph into Rorschach patterns of black fucking mould
damp houses – musty bedrooms
damp houses – fungus on the bath towels
damp houses – wake with foggy breath
damp houses – frozen dunnies
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Central Premise
00:32
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I knew dudes who joined the army, it was 'cause they wanted to kill people
fingers crossed, couldn't wait to spill their blood on their land, by your hand
hearts and minds sprayed out across the sand
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In The Shadows
01:37
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U.S.@. (Reagan Youth)
01:28
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Blasphemer (Sodom)
03:16
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