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Chains of Pain
03:34
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A plague attached to every facet of myself
Trudging endless chambers of living hell
Enthroned a pile of shit and faces deserving spit
I never wanted it I never wanted to be
Alive amidst so much pain and suffering
You'll be six feet deep before you ever reach clarity
Of what divides you from me
Will you break the chains before it kills me
You are fucking cursed
Living under black shrouds
Emerge devastation on all you're around
Curdling blood
Relinquishing trust
Pulling chains of pain
Redeeming values rust
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Insidious
02:42
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Salted Slug
01:58
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Writhing in endless convulsions
Dissolving in acid rain
Birthplace of torture
Violence is learned
Intent to suffer
Turned against nature
Hands that can play God
They will abuse
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Polluted Touch
01:46
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Unrepentant
07:10
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Nothing can stop the feeling
The hunger for your pain
Once was young so bright
Blackened by our lives
Feelings grow cold
So alone so numb
Even with nerves of steel
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