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Artist: Wounds
Canonical path: /wounds/barbarized-and-brutalized
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Barbarized And Brutalized
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Barbarized And Brutalized
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In the year 1587
People came over the sea
To live in this island,
To start a new life in here...
One hundred and seventyseven
Barbarized
Never to be seen again
Brutalized
The only sign, the last sign...
Barbarized
These words:
Brutalized
Year 1590
Others came to see situation
How the things are in there?
What did they see?
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