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Artist: Marc Morvan, Ben Jarry
Canonical path: /marc-morvan-ben-jarry/a-man-at-the-frontier
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A Man At The Frontier
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A Man At The Frontier
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Have you ever heard of voices kept inside
An infinity of lands you can't define
In a part of your brain remains the devil's eye
A man who's a gambler
A man at the frontier
When a fire burns in hell, he stands behind
Hidden in your nerves and brain, your blood and mind
From his island of death, he shares his monster's side
He wants you to ruin her
A man who's a gambler
A man at the frontier
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