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Nyarlathotep
04:27
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Its the king of abortion and life
Don't you fight him you'll fall on your knife
Don't you dare rowel up a fight
He will rule and destroy all of life
find the noose and ring up the dogs
Theres a war now please notice your flaws
Kill the man who says he isnt weak
but the one who changes all the freaks
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Diamorphine
04:35
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For God sakes give the people what they need
A few more pills
and theyll be alright
I will tell them that its a nice place to be
and i'll lie to their face and say its a treat
i will tell them (3x)
Its a nice place to be
Tie the noose around and around your arm
pierce your veins with the red rust
go slow and dont say a word
We'll be there once your ash and burned
Runaway
We're all gay (as in happy)
Runaway
Suffocate
Itll be sold real cheap
Just think about who those youll see
might lose some family here and there
dont worry itll be a scare
We'll be there when youre ash and gone
just one more string and youll be wrong
Pollinate Radicate
Suffocate Runaway
Pollinate Radicate
Suffocate Runaway
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uuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhh
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