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Who goes there?
02:58
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At first it seemed like a bad taste joke
Then - mass insanity when men mind's broke
And only after we understood
Nightmare is real. It came here to intrude.
People trapped in a closed space
It's time to meet your fears face to face
No more masjing. No more lies
What you expect? You'll be surprised
I hear the steps behind the door
Who goes there, man or something more
Whatever you are
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Bloodred
02:43
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Braindead
01:57
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BDSM Queen
02:17
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Hellary
02:22
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Rest In Pleasure
02:33
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Hey Satan! You pussy
02:52
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Kindread
02:13
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Skulls (Misfits cover)
02:02
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