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Artist: Inout
Canonical path: /inout/doom-massacre-intro
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Doom Massacre (intro)
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Doom Massacre (intro)
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I'm be what you not want
I'm a liar, an devil, a nightmare
Everything in the world more than doom
Blackheart
Don't look at my eyes
Just more one ghost in the hell?
Killing all with y Lord
Burning you with my mind
Loneliness
This is what I feel
Hate
Of world of hypocrisy
Everything what I see is black
Doom massacre
Feel the earth turning around
Doom massacre
Fear of people lonesome
Doom massacre
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