Code: Red Core
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Ad Mortem

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Ad Mortem

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To the addict to pain

The rain is a relief, an unattainable dream

To the addict to pain

Closer and closer, deep into anxiety

Three times more

The pain sustains my reality

Closer and closer, one step to fall

Deep into anxiety

I can control the storm

I can break all the fantasies

Side by side with the devil

Let rise, their agony!

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