Face first on McCarter
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Face first on McCarter
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I have felt the rage Passing through my veins
Another shattered dream
December Another year the same
This is what its like An attempt to pacify the chaos inside
Aeternalis And those wolves may try to hide behind diamond eyes Try as they might
Face Which tyrant taught you to crawl?
I have felt the rage Passing through my veins Another shattered dream
First Another year the same
What did you expect? We have been misled
On I have felt the rage passing through my veins
Another shattered dream
McCarter Another year the same
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