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Artist: El Inquilino Comunista
Canonical path: /el-inquilino-comunista/brains-colapse
Related lyric paths: 6
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Brains Colapse
Read Brains Colapse lyrics by El Inquilino Comunista on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Brains Colapse
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Shot's to fast should see what's like
Branch & concrete angels are falling with fire back dropping
On top of your head it's hard to forget they're calling you there
Old regret's trapped insets in little paper bags
So in your seeping gravel bed, twilight open ear
It's so hard to hear
It's killing me..... But I'm pressing till park
Ain't got you tied
I'm bringing it back
It's on the way
And taking me back to hell.
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