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Life's Oppression

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Life's Oppression

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I do not wish to know myself.

I do not wish to know the world.

I loathe every self searching soul.

I have never felt the need to belong.

All I want is to hear the primordial scream in me.

Total life's oppression.

Get drunk, get laid, get evil.

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