Vertebraille: Choke That Thief Called Dependance
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Vertebraille: Choke That Thief Called Dependance
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Like death never content
Starve the old and feed the new
and it's all your fault
Was there love once or have I forgotten her?
I have been sold into slavery.
I try to drown my sorrows but the sorrow swims well.
It's all your fault
Your fault
A lust for complete nothingness that lusts for more nothing.
Motion wihtout meaning.
Action without fucntion
nothing will breed nothing.
it's all your fault.
why can't you brace yourself?
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