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Artist: Sodacaus
Canonical path: /sodacaus/heavy-rock-anatomy
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Heavy Rock Anatomy
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Heavy Rock Anatomy
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It's a coincidence to get sick from eating tomatoes
Metals, lead, mercury
It's going to be a party on your system
Let's make a noise about this all damnation
They will not want to hear from three little boys
I already have the guys, I already have the sounds
And your ex girlfriend will not be invited
Heavy rock anatomy
I am totally saturated about all your sales
You only think about this toxic damn return
You only think in all other things money can buy
You're worse than your toxic return, and you can’t deny
I'm alone tonight
Moving mountains is a crime
As long as nature is not able to rule by the laws of nature
There will always be king and there will always be slave
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