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My Temple
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2. |
Incoming Voices
04:06
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I have reach the sign there is nothing left for me with you
If there is an open the voices goes nuts and
Heaven or hell my head cannot difference them
I pray to satan to never see you back in here.
I must believe in something that is much greater than me,
Victims are falling in bunches
Victims are falling in bunches somedays
Incoming voices are seeking to you
Heaven or hell my head cannot difference them
I pray to never, to never see you back in here
To never see you back in here.
The freak show begun fear is the only thing I consume
Microphone inside my head and everybody is talking of you
No matter the place psycho state is too late to try
Methamphetamine is killing people out
I pray to satan to never see you back in here.
I must believe in something that is much greater than me,
Victims are falling in bunches
Victims are falling in bunches somedays
Incoming voices are seeking to you
Heaven or hell my head cannot difference them
I pray to never, to never see you back in here
To never see you back in here.
Incoming voices are seeking to you
Heaven or hell my head cannot difference them
I pray to never, to never see you back in here
To never see you back in here.
To never see you back in here.
To never see you back.
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3. |
End of the Abyss
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4. |
Stranger in my Back
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5. |
Alchemist Magic
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6. |
This Disease
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7. |
Evil Roots
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8. |
In the Name Of
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9. |
Wildest Souls
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10. |
Little Bird
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11. |
Night Munster
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12. |
Leviathan's Symphony
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