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On Through The Cold
02:26
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On Through The Cold
I've listened through your mouth
I've scratched all through the mold
Bare witness, I will seeth
Bruised feet trudge through the cold
Lift up; all through your pout
"Cuffed Neck" as it was told
Dragpipe sparks way down south
Bleach. Freeze. All through the cold
I've listened through this earth
Lost price paid:oversold
Last, starved of your worth
Snow trodden, all through the cold
Bare witness, I will seeth
You better hit the ground running
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PINK BOATS
01:09
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AEOLOTROPE Tacoma, Washington
Formed in the grand ol' summer of 2011 a 2 piece came out of a dismal Craigslist ad that didn't involve lewd or salacious acts being exchanged for $$$ unless you count aural excitement! See kids, there really are good things that come from...taCOMA=HELL! ... more
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