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Scum
04:47
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I don’t want to live
Give me a reason
Pluto is calling me
Goodbye Jesus
Now, bang
I can’t do everything
Change me
If you tear off my skin
Wait, babe
Can you feel my pain
I’m a domestic boy
Who eats shit everyday
I don’t want to be
A superhero
I just want my wings
To leave the thriller
Just imagine me
Flying in the stars
Fear wrapped my skin
I opened my eyes
Now, bang
I can’t do everything
Change me
If you tear off my skin
Wait, babe
Can you feel my pain
Kurt Cobain is dead
But I’m still right here
Where are my rough wings?
Fucking slumbers
Cut my back with a knife
You ditched me, liar
Now, bang
I can’t do everything
Change me
If you tear off my skin
Wait, babe
Can you feel my pain
Kurt Cobain is dead
But I’m still right here
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Again
04:25
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My emotions break down,
Cause my stomach is sick.
I turn into a clown,
But it can’t hide inner squeak.
This demolish my pride,
But I’m trying to abide.
Haaa, feel that pain again
Too same, the same pain as last day
Today, no one will help you again
I think that I’ve delayed here
Acid erose my gizzard,
Feel that shit everyday.
I’m not fucking wizard,
My mom said - I should pray.
This demolish my side,
But I’m trying to abide.
Haaa, feel that pain again
Too same, the same pain as last day
Today, no one will help you again
I think that I’ve delayed here
I’m okay, I’m okay ma
I’m okay, I’m not okay
I’m okay, I’m okay ma
I’m okay, I’m not okay
Haaa, feel that pain again
Too same, the same pain as last day
Today, no one will help you again
I think that I’ve delayed ...
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Ketamin Moscow, Russia
Ketamin is alternative rock band from Moscow, Russia.
The band was formed in 2015 by guitarist Pavel Chekhlenkov.
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