CC II
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CC II
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Kill your mather and kill your father
You`re listenning that voices, they knows you suffer
Don`t ask my father, don`t ask my mother
Can`t see me inside, they must to die
Their chance comes lower, their life is over
Why?
The lost sound left her mouth
And crimson mask felt down from face
The last picture what she could see
Was her son / last of the men
Ref.: Tell why I`m prisoner of mine
Why in prison of bestiality
Tell why I`m listenning that dark voices
Why in prison of schizophrenic brutality
Straight jacket over him and white angels
Attract him to the bed and go to pray to church
At the light moments they pray the god
Want to take time back, be together
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