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thousand marx
04:15
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up north
03:21
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slow burn
04:12
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drifter
02:07
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metal shelter
04:13
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My layers are layers of armour
A steel flower blossoms in my chest
Metal shelter
A blunt and solitary ghost
These fields of sorrow
A face smashed in
A body broken
They pick me up and up again on horse
Brutal violence never stops
Repeating echoes never fade
I can hear them in the distance
Moving away
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harbor
01:00
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Bic red Netherlands
Writing instrument Michael Leusink represents moods and sensibilities while medicated.
Bic red recommends:
Truely experimental.
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