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Melt Planet?
02:26
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2. |
Open Portal
04:05
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Fire
Totally black now,
Spilling out my eyes,
When
Devils they come to play it’s no surprise
If
You had the will you’d open up the door
House
Know it’s still haunted like it was before
If you really wanted you would find out
Living with the spirits there ain’t no doubt
If you want to see then come take my hand
I can give you knowledge you’ll understand
Cursed
Light is pouring out my nose and mouth
Hair
Turning black as I become the cloud
Dark
Blood and hellfire flowing out the door
Now
Feel the power use it like a whore
When I’m feeling
So benign
And the world is
So unkind
Know you got it
In your mind
Know you got it
You’re divine
Fucked
Totally spun out don’t where I am
Don’t
Really care at all don’t give a damn
Witched
Feel it heavy right behind your skull
Sate
Drink it deep and long into the soul
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3. |
Rend
05:54
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H E A T San Francisco, California
Fire worshipping heavy rock from San Francisco
For booking inquiries email enzo1031@gmail.com
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