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I Am/Static
01:44
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Ouroboros
02:32
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Wash the man out of this earth
Rip off the virile shell
Deep down he's a cold machine
The exhaust we all inhale
For God's sake how did this take even more than we had to give
Just let the snake eat his own mistakes and swallow himself to live
And he can choke on his own dick
Wash the girl out of this world
Pull out her planted nails
Deep down she's ethylene
Her breast milk has gotten stale
For God's sake how did this take even more than we had to give
Just let the snake eat his own mistakes and swallow himself to live
And she's making herself sick
Ouroboros
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Amen
02:57
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Shaken
03:37
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Tidal Wave
04:36
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Loaded Dice
02:17
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Far From Bliss
03:50
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Throw the First Stone
02:10
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