1. |
The Cave
01:59
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Run to forest
The dark
Your mission: survive.
It's dark
It's cold
Your mission: survive.
Survive: your mission.
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2. |
Disturbing Silence
01:52
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Silence.
Pestilesnt breath.
People,
Taste of pain.
Pate on the floor,
eat the pieces.
Warm,
Flesh.
Mental constipation,
people cry,
Execration,
leveling above.
Here we are.
.
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3. |
The Knife
03:13
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Drowning all my thougths.
Fields of pain.
Right is nothing.
I've got the Knife,
the Knife.
The Ground is freezing my eyes,
red sight.
Glory is far,
so far.
Brain mutilation.
Extreme execration.
Drowning all my thougths.
Fields of pain.
Right is nothing.
I've got the Knife,
the Knife.
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4. |
Rise and die
00:59
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|
Final station: WAR.
System fall.
Children starving,
Uncivilized world.
Nightmare,
Dead,
Clown
Rise and Die
Guilty
Down
Children starving,
Misery.
Nightmare,
Dead,
Clown
Rise and Die
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5. |
Last Blood
01:58
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The king of Souls
never look behind.
The sky is wrong
It's far
It's cold
Nowhere to go
Transition
Too shy, is wrong.
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6. |
Bloodstorm
03:15
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Raining blood.
Redemption.
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7. |
Ballad on Pain's Valley
04:02
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Guts roar
No believe.
Guts roar
Ignition.
Regret invades.
Regret invades.
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