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41 Days of Silence
02:03
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Mean Guru
02:37
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kapala honey
burn all my money
burn all my Family
friends are enemies
chew chew chew a brick
white white ash in me
sweet human flesh, free
im not getting sick
im such a fragile kid
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3. |
Petróleo
02:59
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layers of life
stacking prana piles
earth got this demon juice
we love to get a scar
we just love to like a bit
a tiny piece of someone´s shit
a dino nail in my plate
it´s just disgusting how it looks
a plastic bag inside a whale
let´s pretend we are impure
i belive i am not pure
pissed on the holy grail
layed on layers of life
the difference between us and the animals
that is aghori
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4. |
Baba
02:00
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no nothing no no
barefoot mind state
ghouls can´t touch this holy shit
cremation ground trip therapy
mother kali with her feet in me
dead bodies being burn constantly
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5. |
Moksha Void
01:44
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Alakh!!!!!!
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