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Artist: Hammer Bros.
Canonical path: /hammer-bros/boston-am
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Boston AM
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Boston AM
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The palest of flesh is but a privilege to some.
From hell we march to rape the season.
These boots are stained with the courage of none.
Stompin' you faggots into oblivion.
Now I share the knife that cuts the tension.
Back peels your face as I poison the womb.
Cast your doubts on me, this heart is bleeding.
If only you knew how much I hate you!
The morning sun, so mindless and dull.
The day is yours, keep all who surrender.
This path I walk is not a choice I've made but the beat of a heart supple and raw.
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Hammer Bros. performs "Boston AM", and this lyric page sits inside the Hammer Bros. catalog on LyroVerse.
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