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Consumed

by Born To Expire

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Death!!! Hacking There Worthless Bodies,I Grip Them By The Throat.They All Scream In Agony But They All Long To Bleed!!!Into My Rotten Basement I Feel Thy Meat Of The Living But I Still Smell The Burning Humans. Blegh!Feel My Rotten Instestines Fucking The Maggots.Withering To See The Rapture Of The Human Race But I Want The World To See The Worlds Rage Filled Annolation Welcome To This Rotten OnSlaught Were No Man Shall Prevail I Cant not Forget These Images Of Death And I Caused The Rotten Mess This Is The Year Of 1349 The Day Everyone Died This Is A Catastrophe The The Earth This Was The End Of Life!!! Welcome To This OnSlaught Of Suffering!!! Let Everyone one Die Watch Them Crumble Apart Watch Them All Be Consumed Watch Everyone Die. Our Salted Rotted Tounges Are Bleeding This Is The On Slaught Of Decease Our Salted Rotted Tounges Are Bleeding This Is the On Slaught Of Decease This Is Onslaught Wretching Bodies Consumed by Death Wretching Bodies Consumed By Death Decease,Deceased,Decease,Deceased, We Are Consumed

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released January 1, 2018
Matt Reilley, Damien Khun ,Derrick Byal, Derrek Connelly

Recorded Mixed And Mastered at Corrector Studios www.facebook.com/correctorstudios/

Born To Expires Debut Track Off Our Upcoming Album 1349 Relesae Date Will Be Released Soon If You Like What You Hear Throw us a Like On Facebook \m/

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