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Destruction
02:27
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She has the eyes of a serpent and the face of an angel. My mind is dying your killing me inside. I'll never die like you I'll never die like you! You have the eyes of a serpent and the face of an angel. Destruction! Your killing me inside. I'll never die like you
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Inside the darkness
04:59
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Walks at night like a phantom. Doesn't believe he's alive only see's his shadow his reflection has died. Always stands by the graveyard darkness fulfills his eyes. Darkness is what has always been inside. An empty vessel a scared child, save us all! All you wanted was a reason to just over take the lives and mistakes you make to recreate your hate. i'm crawling inside your dreams just you and me is just your mistake. I slit and break your fucking neck i'm inside of you. Now you see through monsters eyes. Now you see now you dream what's inside my mind. Now you're dying and stuck inside of me. Now you can't recreate your Majesty i'm stuck inside your mind. Now we relate we both have died. God knows monsters recreate pieces other souls.
Pieces of other souls, Demons x6
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Iamdeadsmiles58 New York, New York
Iamdeadsmiles58 is a one man experimental Blackened Noise Grind core project.
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