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Psygrunge
13:37
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Track 43
10:06
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Ascendancy
04:16
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Hellfire
01:05
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I Don't Know
03:00
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The pain I've felt so far, oh oh,
something to take it away.
The pain I've felt, oh no, it's unbearable.
Something's got to take it all away. (Cold cry)
I need nothing more from you. (These expectations)
Some time just to heal me, I'm afraid.
The pain I've felt, all oh, it's unbearable.
Something's got to take it all away.
I don't know why I'm turning away. (I don't know)
I don't know how many years I can stay.
Oh, I don't know if I'll make it back home. (Today)
I don't know how far I'll go.
I can't feel right tonight I know. (How far can you go?)
Another thing is you can see it slow.
Oh no, something has to fucking help me.
The pain I've felt, oh, it's unbearable.
Something's got to take it all away.
I don't know why I'm going insane.
All the time I can't escape this chain.
Please don't leave me alone.
I'm just going through this.
I don't know how soon I'll change.
Or how I am going to do this.
I know you need some time to be free.
But, it's sad to know you're seeing through me.
I don't know how long I can last.
I'm trying to forget my past.
The pain I've felt, oh no, something's got to save me.
I don't know how far I will go.
Or if I can even take it.
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Liopleurodon
00:12
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Abyss
04:46
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Descendancy
08:00
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