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Artist: Self-Inflicted Violence
Canonical path: /self-inflicted-violence/a-mental-cancer-ii
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A Mental Cancer II
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A Mental Cancer II
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My hands are tierd
My bones crumble,
Ive been poisoned again
Living with scarps
Ive found myself
Stabbing innocence, In The back,
As i adapted myself
I plauge amoung you
Surving only to hurt you
I want to kill you
Dacing in the face of death
Now young like this new age,
living in a rage, In this dream,
Inside my head they say,
Voices prying on its pry,
Another delusion,
A failed mind
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