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Numbers Are Numbers
01:14
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Numbers increasing
Numbers decreasing
Numbers and numbers
Numbers are numbers
What's the price on human meat?
What's the price on human meat today?
What's the price?!
Numbers and numbers
Numbers are numbers
Numbers and numbers
Numbers are numbers
What are the numbers?
What's your offer?
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Blindead
00:48
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I'm just stating the facts
Stating the facts
It's hard to see
Hard to see
When your eyes are closed
Eyes are closed
It's hard to see
When your eyes are closed
Blinded by them
Blinded by lies
Blinded by them
Blinded by lies
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Overunderestimated
01:33
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Noise
Fight for the freedom
Fight
We are here
Where the fuck are you
We are here
Where the fuck are you
We are here
Where the fuck are you
Overunderestimated
Come to this party
We wait for you, we wait for you
We been waiting for you
We been waiting to fuck you
Fuck you
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Puta Malaria Sweden
One man army of raw d-beat mangel/grind from Sweden.
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