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Withdrawal
03:05
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That evil psalm
I didn't see it coming
It hit me like a ton of bricks
And I can feel my heart get ripped
The Devil you heard me say
I'll follow all your ways
I feel my heart pound
Desacralizer
{Regardless of what you say
I'll say no, I'll say no}
God below please tell me what I wanna' hear
Is there anyway
{No is no, and I said no
You wrote it in your own blood
Your hearts in pieces, dreams misunderstood}
It's supposed to go my way
But now it's all over
I am the nephilim
I was made to have it my way
I wish I could go back
I'd not give my soul away
I wrote the prayer
I said I'd worship you
My red turns black
and now I'll fade back because
{Regardless of what you say
I'll say no, I'll say no}
God below please tell me what I wanna' hear
Is there anyway
{No is no, and I said no
You wrote it in your own blood
Your hearts in pieces, dreams misunderstood}
It's supposed to go my way
But now it's all over
It's all over
It's all over
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Infatuation
03:55
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Today is the day to remember our dirty sins
Unholy passion was so persistent
Informal fallacy was apprised to me
Our romance was never meant to be
Infatuation, I’m in heat
Infatuation, its my black dream
Infatuation, with amaurosis
I am the incubus
I remember the first time when I saw death
That succubus’s ways had plentiful lust
Be careful what you wish for, you might just get it
Now misery is so fluent
Infatuation, I’m in heat
Infatuation, its my black dream
Infatuation, with amaurosis
I am the incubus
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Pest
03:01
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Robby Bloodshed Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey
Robby Bloodshed formed inside the madness and darkness of Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey in 2010. Not confined into one
genre, RB blends all the influences of life into one art-punk wall of melodic noise fueled by tales of the macabre.
Robby is influenced by artists such as Glenn Danzig, Frank Sinatra, The Doors, Freddie Mercury, but has a complete sound of his own.
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