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So Doomed
00:46
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Don’t try and tell us that this is normal
Taking the voice away Silence the genocide
Celebrate mass oppression Bring on the Revolution
Teaching another lesson Blinding another person
Cover up all the faces Of all the crying masses
Chastise a generation Force-fed misinformation
Ignoring future problems Favour of yearly profits
Making an empty statement Don’t need to save our planet
Normal to live this climate I don’t fucken think so
You fucking pricks
You left us to pick up your shit
Take stock step back
It’s now time We must act
There’s no consolation From the desolation
So fuckin doomed
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Exorcise
01:14
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Devoured spiders and coal
Decapitate Pterodactyl cranium
Lapped up piss right off the floor
Exorcise
Malnutrition dehydration
Demonic Possession
Never tried to find a cure
Medicine was all but ignored
Ate spiders and coal
Bit the head off a bird
Lapped piss off floor
67 sessions
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Fiddler
00:26
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Institutions fucking with the public
insta-public
Institutions fucking with my mind
Institutions fiddling my behind
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Starkers Reality
00:43
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Falling apart
My stark reality
Life
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Tall Red
00:26
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Brutal
Sleek
Till my dying day
Conservative liberal muppets
You’re evil
But I fucking need you
To endure this life
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Fuxache Darwin, Australia
Grindamentals of Darwin, NT. AUSTRALIA.
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