1. |
Ocean
06:27
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Cantar a desgraça
As dores e horrores
Andar com os mortos
Ouvir a má sorte
Pensar no Abismo
O abismo por Dentro
O Mundo em silêncio
Pensando no Inferno
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2. |
Mea Pax
04:40
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3. |
Abjection
03:42
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4. |
Mãe
05:16
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5. |
Regressão e Cegueira
00:54
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6. |
Future
04:56
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7. |
Escravo
05:24
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Boas crianças,
Jovens rapazes,
Belas mulheres,
deitem nas covas!
Enterrem seus filhos
Aceitem o Abismo
Que venha o Inferno
Vão todos pro lixo!
All names turn to one
All of his names are one
May our flesh be food in your mouth
May our bodies be one with the ground
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Black Vulture Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Since 1998. By Marcus, Igor & Rafael.
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