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Artist: Church Of Misery
Canonical path: /church-of-misery/killfornia-ed-kemper
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Killfornia (Ed Kemper)
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Killfornia (Ed Kemper)
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Release from bedlam
Increase my pure hatred
Down the road to northern california
It's for vengeance
Female hitchhiker is my prey
It's your nightmare
Bloodstains on backseat
Dead bodies in my trank
I'm going nowhere - hellbent journey
Straight to hell
To ease my pain
Hell on wheels are turnin'
Hellbent journey to nowhere
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Church Of Misery performs "Killfornia (Ed Kemper)", and this lyric page sits inside the Church Of Misery catalog on LyroVerse.
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