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As The Pendulum Swings
01:54
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The Shine
02:16
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a conversation held by two no words spoken aloud
imaginary friends to those who do not understand
a look into the future as dictated from the past
a gift that's so unusual nothing bad can happen here?
i didn't believe in evil in a supernatural form
but ever since you came along their presence has been known
isolated but with peers who'll help you see the way
to sustain life through psychic minds to see another day
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The Humungous
01:17
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Hey Joe
02:59
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no god to stop the mission this night i'll plant the seed
auditions for the one who'll give to me a son
sadistic but with reason the bloodline must persist
no such thing as repent no such thing as consent
no curse belief no proof no god to answer to
a womb to bare my kid the existence of life is this
no curse belief or proof no god to answer to
no ceremonial wife just a woman to breed new life
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Corpus Earthling Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Ontario
Lo-Fi primitive Psychotronic rock from the unearthly depths of the steel city
Drum machine,Fuzz Guitars and Sinister Voices
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