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Artist: D.H.
Canonical path: /dh/human-deformation
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Human Deformation
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Human Deformation
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Tears fall in my face
Remembering the past
Under a sluicy past
Wetting my rotten flesh
Cry and pain
Fucking the soul and
Burning my throat
i wish your brain
Now, I know my sin
And my sin is to kill
Extermination the human race
Of the world of face
Strended in a drain
I feel the hate
Over the wounds
I can't tolerate
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