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Fuck Freemasonry
01:03
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The unholy triangle
I want to see the skulls
Show me the skulls
Fuck freemasonry
I Want to see the skulls
Show me the skulls
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Belltower
00:43
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Meet me there by the detached belltower
Right there as usual
It's our place to meet
Right there, belltower
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Alte Mortem
01:22
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Just like him I will
I will suffer
Just like her I will
I will die
Will the sun ever dazzle my eyes
Before the end, alte mortem
The end, this is the end
Before the end, alte mortem
My grave is the end
Alte mortem
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Leviticus 19:28?
01:06
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"Nor print any marks upon you."
The cullings in my flesh
The ink on my body
Leviticus 19:28
I can't believe
I just can't believe
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Silent just like you
Silent movie
Everything is not just black and white
Keaton if you only could tell me
Silent
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Garish
01:47
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Fading colors, once so garish and strong
Fading colors, fading and soon they are gone
I know it's old, but I love the smell of rust and oil
Fading colors
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Creativity killed by laws and morality
Killed! Killed! Killed!
A scrawl on the wall
They'll beat you up if you fall
Creativity killed!
Creativity killed!
Creativity killed!
Creativity killed!
It's great to create
It's great to create
It's great to create
It's great to create
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Lukinzine Sweden
The idea of Lukinzine is to focus on bands and artists that aren't really well known to the broad masses, but also to shine a light on other parts of the music industry such as record labels, record stores, show organizers and more.
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