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Artist: Massemord
Canonical path: /massemord/the-sound-of-desperation
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The Sound of Desperation
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The Sound of Desperation
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The Sound of Desperation
Filthy rotten bastard, see
What your lies have done to me!
My heart treads on heavily,
and my mind is filled with hate!
Moonlight dances in my hand;
Reflecting off this knife so grand...
And soon you are going to pay!
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