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Fetus Pie
01:48
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taste of fetus pie
urine in my eye
destruction kills the fool
death becomes the rule
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Cop Song
01:29
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self absorbed, but in the most righteous way
willingly conformed to the state of social decay
it's not surprising but I never hear you say
that their lives did mean something to you
how can you see
through all the white?
you must be so secure and blind
why did they die?
why was it fine?
while they're dying, why does nobody hear the cries?
covered up with a white sheet and pushed aside
cowardly behind your badge you'll hide
and still their lives mean nothing to you
how can you see
through all the white?
you must be so secure and blind
why did they die?
why was it fine?
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Shark Sandwich Louisville, Kentucky
Goblin punk in Louisville KY
Vocals: Raven
Guitar: Jack
Bass: Tallulah
Drums: Reeves
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