Kill Everything
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Kill Everything
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You subconsciously challenge everyone
No one remains
You wanted this to fuck everyone you know
No ones the same
Kill
Everyone
That you see
That there is nobody left but me
That's OK
You will never live
Another day
You did this to you
Did this to you
Did this to you
There's no one awaiting
It's so frustrating
Do I?
Do I? (do I?)
There's no one awaiting
It's so frustrating
Do I?
Do I?
You did this to you
Did this to you
Did this to you
You did this to you
Did this to you
Did this to you
Kill
Everyone
That you see
That there is nobody left but me
That's OK
You will never live
Another day
There's no one awaiting
It's so frustrating
Do I?
Do I? (do I?)
There's no one awaiting
It's so frustrating
Do I?
Do I?
There's no one awaiting
There's no one awaiting
There's no one awaiting
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Who performs "Kill Everything"?
Crossbreed performs "Kill Everything", and this lyric page sits inside the Crossbreed catalog on LyroVerse.
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