1. |
Emanation
02:09
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2. |
Fearful Dread
04:33
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Suffering, agony,
Fearful dread,
Must not die, yet...
Unsettling paranoia,
Slowly losing my human mind.
The death of emotion,
Dying morality,
Emanation of murderous thoughts.
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3. |
Wandering The Storm
04:51
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Cold mist, showers,
Wandering the storm.
Dense fog, dense mind,
Howling death winds.
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4. |
The Storm Has Faded
03:00
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5. |
Stray Filth
06:00
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Stray filth dwelling
Cities at night.
Stray filth dwelling consciousness.
Cursed existence,
Unsure when I'll die.
Consumed by this despair,
And left to go nowhere.
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6. |
Premonition
01:48
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7. |
Withering
06:58
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Withering and decaying,
Life is slowly diminishing.
Catatonic is the vessel,
In which I slowly await death.
Dying conscious,
Dying memories,
Dead human mind,
Dead human corpse.
This vessel will be consumed by the earth.
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Stray Filth Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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