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Black Swamp Thing
02:39
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My baby was born with a curse
A wrecked car was her home and cradle
I don’t know how she’s still nice
While gags me and thrash with a cable
Black swamp thing
The scene is just so unreal
Looking through that cheap looking lense
As she packs those wild wolfs in the box
And try not to hang on the fence
Black swamp thing
Don’t want to use my brain
Paint not to use any colours
Black swamp thing
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Molester
02:15
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Like glass spider
So tough and sleazy
Asking you once
You go down easy
Molester
Put down the scissors
Face all the new fright
No one talks later
They did not fight
Molester
I’m gonna get this
This makes me looks so cool
Get used to it
Nothing is good as new
No tunnel of love
Cesspool of new sin
Make my way fast
Underneath your skin
Molester
And think about it
You’ll never get me out
I’m the filling
Stuffed toy animal
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Dope Calypso Budapest, Hungary
Having no bass in the band, only 2 guitars and drums? No songs below 190 bmp? That’s exactly Dope Calypso. A band which claims their music is like if the The Buzzcocks played Pixies. You can call it alternative rock, as well.
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