1. |
In The Dark
00:49
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I close my eyes, and I slip into black
Falling 3 stories down,
in a hole 100 stories deeper...
I'm at home with the unknown
the cretins becoming my peers
stressing to remain concealed
for acceptance is in the past
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2. |
The Age IV
01:06
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I'm not weak x4
Forced into pain
Only myself to blame
I'm one of you
I'm not weak x4
Life in cage
Only myself to blame
I'm one of you
No more problems
No more pain
No more tricks or games
For your friends
I'm not weak x4
Yes I'm one of you
Yes I'm one of you
No I'm better than you.
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3. |
A Song
02:04
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kyphoid king of the cilobith plains
corrupted one self
through the cilobith claim
forced to uphold the cilobith name
but the kyphosis only brought the cilobiths shame
kyphoid king of the cilobith plains
corrupted one self
through the cilobith claim
forced to uphold the cilobith name
but the kyphosis only brought the cilobith shame
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The Only Child Oxnard, California
Started writing around the end of 2010. Heavily influenced by crass records and other non-musical things.
to get a hold of us regarding shows/demos/etc.
send an email to paganwitchcrafts@gmail.com
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