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Artist: Mephisto Walz
Canonical path: /mephisto-walz/trible-conflicts
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Trible Conflicts
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Trible Conflicts
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Historical tribes naturally joined
Coloured skins...no science
But knowledge about the real meaning of life
All the occidental culture
White civilized horror
Handling with light
Busy to bring destruction
Ability for joy far, far away
Skins gone pale no fun
But heavy work...the real existance of death
Dead fucking white men colonized the world
To make sure the fact of being born is
The real death
I've been with you
The light to suicide
To suicide
Welcome to suicide
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