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Hello, Animal
02:45
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Hello, Animal
Can I eat your soul?
I want to prey on what I'm not
I want to worship the unknown
And I will leave my home
And I will hunt my own
Could you learn to speak?
Through your blood red teeth
Could you learn what not to say as you dine on coward's meat?
Can't you see the new breed?
Can't you wait to feed?
Can you feel that none of this is real and you're not as wild as you seem?
Now we poach our dead
Like a dead moon said
Life cycle osillation interupting kin
Take a trip, devolve
Grow a brand new heart
Death marching introspective skeletal resolve
We're not as wild as you'd like us to be
You're not as wild as you seem
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Hydra Love
02:47
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Low
03:26
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