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Begotten
05:19
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Dirt
04:37
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i live under seven feet of dirt
yet still i can breathe but whats that good for?
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Traps
04:28
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remove the flesh from my bones
make them sharp on the edges
grind them against stone
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Sick
04:01
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we are the sickness
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Hikan Curitiba, Brazil
lethargy in motion
one person band from curitiba.
This project is DEAD
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