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Execute
02:32
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Bring me the men responsible for the death of my loved ones
Allow me to cleanse the earth of this human scum
An eye for an eye. May you suffer as they did.
Admit defeat and reap your deeds. There is no escape.
Burn in eternal pestilence for the atrocities wrought
Enslaving billions, colonizing their very existence
galactic brothers watch from afar, collecting silent rage
On the fence, musing repentance for the demon inside of us all
Dissolving the collective mind, ejecting poison into the skies
Scorching fury shall lead the way unto your impending demise
Re-program the insanity embedded within the mind
Reach for the core to restore human kind
We are the seeds bearing eternity
Now is the only time.
Perish or redefine
Adrenal flow, awaken this fucking race
Together we shall eradicate our fear
No longer will it plague my brothers, my sisters
Collosal oscillation, set me free
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Totalitarian
03:27
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Omen
04:19
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Sovereign
01:07
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Legion
03:20
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Species Kansas City, Kansas
Death Metal/Progressive/Deathcore hailing from the Kansas City. Currently writing a new album
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One of the most dynamic, well thought out pieces of music I've come across. Definitely give this guy a listen and support him on his future endeavors.
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