High And Mighty Color
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Swamp Man

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Swamp Man

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In our bodies.

Many cells are born and dying.

Nothing can keep the shape of itself.

One day, rapid change began.

He died, and he was reborn.

I'll ask you a question.

"Why do you exist?"

This is

Swamp man

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