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BEEF
01:51
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How can you treat life
If you only scathe
Hands are counted
Your relenting (judgement) isn’t real
Erasing your dead
You’re just like the others
Nothing you do has worth
Barking for more feeling
Holes in skin scede strain
Wrath, the flails of erred
Healers of the shame
Nothing more worth stealing
Dealers of the dead
Toxic blade (belt) in hand
Earn the pain (rotting)
Effigy of higher seers
The days are ending
Floating graces
Stealing dead dreams
All hail the beef
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NO ESPERANZA
01:02
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Constant hate
depression enabling repentance
Altered states
Father, forgive them,
Pipe bomb the precinct
Test your mind with speed bags adhesive
To your waning light
Agony
Birthing your rage, your might
Try (twist) the knife
To your tender (hindered) light
Knees or thorns
Nails to my head
Why violence
Just please hold me
Give me life
This is your love
Why not love
Loan to me
Oh unwed faith
Untamed misery
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