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Lotophages
04:23
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LOTOPHAGES
Recreate your hate
With all this harm untold
With scorn in every eye
Lifeless and dull, but still
A vibrant disgust
Keeps this pulse pushing
Like swallowing shards
Like water in your lungs
No ground under your feet
No relief that you need
Benevolence - A nauseatic neurosis!
We never begged for your guileful grin
This has always been so wrong...
They feed you the pill
They feed you a certain grave
They force you to let wither your will
Trust me, my friend you cannot be saved
Imprisoned under your skullcap
Imprisoned in your bag of bones
Bars of fatalism
Recreate your laughter
With all this heavy baggage
A crushing weight
But a crackling laughter
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Big Daddy
04:25
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Reproduction
03:21
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