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Django
01:42
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Samadhi
01:55
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When i crossed a bridge full of thick blue fog
i take my knife, i feel peace
its my hell, my disease
my desease live in my libs
in my libs lives my lies
my discrimination dies
i was born in black lands
lizard territory
town of ambicious lusts
wizard territory
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Milli Vanilli
00:43
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Patryahara
02:03
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i feel the sons of fall, and hear the mood of dead trees without guilt
haunting cold sunny without black shadows
south with a storm come here and destroy us
forget that we feel pain, cut us and make us bleed
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Aham
01:16
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Very close to the forest, leaves and barks, woody coffins
continue with the evil work of man
continue with the contract make it with blood
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Grave
02:26
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Everyone know how to leave bad thougths
you live life like a hermit greeting the sun
figthin in the rain, defeated rest in a cave
the river relieves my scars, my skin is red the yellow moon
don't dig a grave, for you stupid prayers
it's not big deal, to bury you in that grave
i can't come back, to my lonely house
constantly have memories of that
sometimes thanks to the pain a can see death
and sometimes i feel it would be better in that way
sometimes thanks to the pain a can see death
and sometimes i feel it would be better in that way
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Harsh
01:13
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Tell me if really wait was worth it
you want to leave it and not try
not just as a simple story
tell it you struggled and you cried
i do not mean it was bad luck
i was a satisfying figth.
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moriraslejos Merida, Mexico
Espacio hecho con el fin de facilitar el acceso a diversos proyectos musicales de la ciudad; propiciando el apoyo mutuo a través de la recopilación musical y promoción de eventos de quien desee acercarse.
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