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Destroy! Destroy!
03:50
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She hugged me tight, almost as if, I had just gotten back from some sort of war. And then that's why I thought that I, I'd been lied to. Your skull hurts from too many burns, enjoy your last glance at her. I'm breaking bones I don't have. Your smile's made of poison. I'm faking my own content and laughing along with it. Someone understands you better then I do and that's why I've lost faith in us too. Goodbye and so long, in what a way!
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I See Dead Robots
03:33
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Electrical lines connecting giant robots to robots. I hope they don't start running cus I cant run really fast but if they start marching I can outrun that. I'll come to your house and try to rescue you even though I've lost touch with you. Seems like the right thing to do. I'll dodge lightning bolt eyes, roll behind some rocks to hide with my laser gun pointed straight up. You can be my damsel in distress holding my hand. Only problem is you can squeeze tighter then I can. You were wrong. What a way to save the day a rental cape and eye hole mast. Who would have known robots have super charged bazooka guns. They say guys in bands break hearts but we knew how to prove them wrong. Who would have known robots have super charged bazooka guns. What a way to go! Way to go!
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It's Reigning Zombies
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The Skies Revolt Grand Rapids, Michigan
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