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Artist: Acranius
Canonical path: /acranius/supremacy-through-rejection
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Supremacy Through Rejection
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Supremacy Through Rejection
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Banned for names they gave you
And every gesture comes
Like the best duet
Be honest,it's all your fault
Is is the subhuman soul within you
I will take care of you
Let's start with all the dirt
I left in my basement
You better clean the whole spot
Or it will be your tomb too
Since a long time
I create a home
For all the unloved
Who got put off
This is my vocation
I have to protect the
Citizens who got
Annoyed
Hold your breath and accept it
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