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Consumed
03:06
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In complete disbelief I tremble
As I peel back my own skin
I stare at the gaping wound
As I dig deep within
Crippling fear, paranoia, more pills
Eclipsing sun, shadows cast on a crumbling earth
Limbs chewed off to escape the shackle
Mutilation machine in full motion
Four walled world
Feeding tube in place
Existence is a cage
Force feed, bloat, kill, process
Consume, again and again
Endless mass slaughter
Leading to excess calories
Fatten up, surgically remove
Repeat, endlessly
Consume, consume and be consumed alive
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World of Ash
02:45
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Eternal black storm, rain like motor oil
Winds of dust sandblasting skin
Nothing survives in the wake of mankind
Nothing can grow where we set foot
Yet we try to build, cities built on ruins
Destined to be ruins once again
Nothing can survive in the wake of mankind, nothing.
Lifeless skies, no heaven above
Only hell below. Only torment
Lifeless skies, reflection of mankind
Eternal black storm, rain like motor oil
Winds of dust sandblasting skin
No fucking shelter from this plague
No shelter from ourselves
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