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Artist: Blindead
Canonical path: /blindead/phaze-ii-phenomena
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Phaze II: Phenomena
Read Phaze II: Phenomena lyrics by Blindead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Phaze II: Phenomena
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Bleeding Through.... my Scars
I'm save Now........my chilling Gods
Reach out........to come out
oh my chilling Gods
my intense images
laughing and dying
hysterical depression
soul on drugs waiting for overdose
character disorder soul on drugs waiting for overdose nailed to the cross of impotence
fears and doubts
united against
becoming in shape
hating and spitting
identify
abnormal
specify
condition
it seems there is no
escape from This
it seems there is no
escape from This
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