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Satan! You Owe Me!
05:26
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Our screams lost in emptiness
Penetrate the gloom of earth
Chasms open up between us
Lacerate celestial curse
We explode in this cacophony
Peace erodes this mournful verse
Collapsing space between these ancient stars
Trapped inside this multiverse
Give me time to find my rightful place
Astray in this universe
Take my hand so I can find you here
Guide me through the multiverse
Corpses of dead stars spiral through time
Of colored rays that tear our world
Cosmic fragments crushed between the stars
Atrophied inside our souls
We explode in this cacophony
Peace erodes this mournful verse
Collapsing space between these ancient stars
Open up this multiverse
Give me time to find my rightful place
Astray in this universe
Take my hand so I can find you here
Guide me through the multiverse
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Never Mind You
02:56
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The darkness draws the tones away
Don't seem to matter anyway
The light reflects out on the waves
Dark water's churn intoxicates
They can't find you
Never mind you
Your darkness drains your life away
The junk just takes the pain away
They can't find you
Never mind you
They can't find you
Never mind you
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Sons of Ghidorah New York, New York
Sons of Ghidorah are a stoner rock/doom band from NY. Formed in 2014 SOG features Mark Giuliano (vocals/guitar), Chris Konys (guitar, bass, keys, vocals), Michael Lillard (drums) and Les Yarde (guitars) SOG uses elements of heavy rock, doom & punk to create a powerful wall of noise. ... more
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