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Killing Time
03:20
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Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Sit and watch the roads crack
Drink until your eyes roll back
Dream the way they want you too
Wipe your mouth to fit their glue
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Stomp on the throat of mine
Killing Time Killing Time
Bite on the stones of hope
Throw away your old phone
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Your friends reek of blood and wine
Killing Time Killing Time
Your soul speaks to the death of mine
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
Killing Time Killing Time
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this is not the way out
04:53
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You’ll never find your way out
Not even god can hear you
All you can do is see and feel
And no one can feel you
No one can hear you
No one can see
Blind the reality
Hear fucking nothing
Fuck all the sounds
They crawl into you
As you crawl into them
Impregnate the deity
This is not the way out
This is not the way out
This is not the way out
This is not the way out
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Eraser
Alternative Collective
EST. 2023
(Experimental, Industrial, Noise, Electronic, etc)
We do not ship internationally for orders, US only.
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