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Artist: Drowned
Canonical path: /drowned/words-from-the-pit
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Words From The Pit
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Words From The Pit
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Sharp words to knife the reason and the truth
A serpent squirts hate
The jealousy burns their eyes
The poison of their words is to dilute in your blood
Don't put the words in the mouth of another
They are calling
I can hear their screams and their lies
They want you into the pit
Alone!
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