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Driving into the Sunrise
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The end is here; you won't survive.
The path is clear; all fear and lies.
Your pain is empty; the water black
and what you've given up you won't get back.
Fear becomes you.
Your faith a monster with many heads
It eats your children and rapes the dead.
Your horn of plenty is plenty wrong.
You were always empty all along.
Fear becomes you.
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1,000 Cuts (demo)
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May As Well Have
04:24
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Escaped Machineforms
01:24
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The Last Sunday
02:08
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Watching the Sun Set
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Asellus Claudum Virginia
Asellus Claudum is a writer, composer, and pursuer of quixotic endeavors. He is married and has a cat. A gender-queer
autistic dude of many paradoxes, he values conceptual continuity above most things, however since seeing his first Faith No More video at age 6, the very concept of genre only enrages him.
He once made John DiMaggio laugh so he feels like he's given something back to the universe.
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