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Mononucleosis
04:50
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Did we get there? Are we lost?
All our crumbs the wind has washed away
Now there’s no way back from where we stand
Our last mistake
So, I guess this is my fault
The haze in this place makes me forget
Why we came here in the first place
Don’t stare at its eye
Since I can remember you’ve been right here
Now you wear a new skin
But i can see right through it
I’ve been caressing the beast that just won’t let me sleep
They just won’t let me
Only because they can seed what will later become
All the things we avoid
They told me that the dead always seek for their help
They all seek for them
Wide slits have opened and looks like that i’ll be next
They allow to go through
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Bidet
02:59
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Dull
06:27
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Stop the spinning, this is making me feel dizzy
I’m not fond of waiting but there is a limit
The bar has been raised and I can’t keep this pace
It’s been a while since my mind is begging satisfaction
Get used to this is just not an option
It has been a while since my mind’s begging to be quenched
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
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Períneo
02:11
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