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brandishin
01:17
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i don't understand
hidden underneath
forged under a force field
refine the rot that's congealed or
itemize the minefield
to curse the lot, it's so damn hard
walking on a sunbeam
cut out the rot that won't heal
forged under a force field
cut out the rot
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cthulhu reed
01:02
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cthulhu plays no role for me
in viewpoint magazine
are you ready for the hard times?
She is looking which is more
than can be said of the dead
all of my
all of my blood painted red
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unlucky (at the automat)
02:02
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bad luck about the bloodbath
and the ransack
and the rampage at the automat
peripheral sun, my peripheral sun
listen all ye doubtful, ye asundered
for the fall of the autocrat
peripheral sun, my peripheral sun
with ten fucks left to give I have none
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end
03:52
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black discolorations
on the aberration
What's a few more million
parts per billion between friends?
grafts some futile notions on
neutral oblivion
What's a few more million
parts per billion among friends?
Escape from end
what's the saturation point for
rot on life worth lived?
willful ruination, I have
had enough of it
your god is men
that awful end
a form of resignation
in the great honing of conceits
each one makes a morgue of his heart
too tired to
drag them all outside
the fall from adoration
it is forfeit
it is an end
it is a vulgarization
afforded
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regal murk Brooklyn, New York
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