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All Men Must Die
03:10
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I got this painful thought
my soul is getting fat and my mind slowing down
Empty failure in the back of my tongue like licking a battery like plutonium 341
Everything will shine at the end
The core is melting I've been told
C'mon darling take my hand
Minutes or days don't wanna know
Don't wanna know, don't wanna know...
There is no single way we can escape from our fate
Heros dead and buried, murdered by our fear for change
Guidelines lost like ditches swallowed by desert storms
I'm chocking in my own blood I want to please everyone I want to pay my dues
Everything will shine at the end
Gods turning into blinding light
I'm running out of guns and knives
There's work to do all men must die
Everything will stay the same
Everything will shine at the end
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Attention Whore
03:29
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Don't Give Up On Me
02:17
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Rats Ablaze
02:13
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I Kill Artists
03:44
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Bannerman Tarragona, Spain
George R.R. Martin, , Wipers & The Clash
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