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Dancing In Hell
04:11
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Even in the darkest corners of your mind
You must find a way to survive
Keeping it real
With the devil
Keeping it real
In the shadows
Dancing in hell, with the devil
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2. |
Funeral Fashion
03:11
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Funeral Fashion
Dressed in black, from head to toe
Lips so red, breath so cold
Looking like a corpse
Vibing the mould
Bone on bone
Tomb of woe
Sarcophagus golden carcass
Sarcophagus rigor mortis
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3. |
Techsick
03:40
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Technological sickness
I get aroused by, electronic hardware
Staring long into a hd tv screen
The hd tv stares deep back at me
It’s a fetish a fantasy, unlike anything else
Just the sight of electronic goods
Is enough to make me
Want to draw blood
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Funeral Fashion
Dressed in black, from head to toe
Lips so red, breath so cold
Looking like a corpse
Vibing the mould
Bone on bone
Tomb of woe
Sarcophagus golden carcass
Sarcophagus rigor mortis
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Qual UK
Septic discharges of cybernetic disease seeps from every orifice. Welcoming a post apocalyptic nuclear winter. With terror and restless chaos cometh the digital age condemned to be digitally transformed. Cometh hybrids, mutated humans a depletion of organics. ... more
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