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Civilization Suffer
02:43
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- Civilization Suffer
The visions of the destruction
civilization suffer and slaughter
suffer in realitycrisis
make sick mind..
hope to life..until death
the mankind only hopes to life
the mankind only in realitycrisis
hope to life..until death
the suffering again..realitycrisis
..until death... hope to life
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Death Control
02:27
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Sick..pandemic why the greed
Inside a lab be freed
death human..death control..
it's an inhuman war
it is the folly of war
Enough,I don't want to starve from corporate greed
devastation control,corporation mind control
I don't want to die in the war,the fear war vision
i understand make the war
enough, wasting war
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War..is Fucking Business
03:06
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- War... is Still Big Business
As the world drowns in blood...
In endless human misery and pain...
Countrys making crazy rule of suffering...
you guys just make rules greed
War is still Big Business, War is Still Big Business
its only greed, war on greed
We are victims of war hatred
World of hate..Peace 'till False
World of hate..Peace 'till False
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Skitsöfrenia Kediri, Indonesia
Skitsöfrenia was formed in Kediri,Indonesia on October 2021 we play d-beat hardcore/crust sound like a discharge beats also
combined filthy riffs crust its more about Almighty Discharge, Disaster, Tragedy, Skitsystem, Nuclear Death Terror, Infernoh and Shitlickers.
we mix their elements and then we pour them into one in our EP entitled 'Death Control'
V : Er..
G : Die..
B : Rist..
D : Heer..
... more
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