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Boundless Oblivion
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This is the way how the pain grows untied
After the steel unobtrusively slides
Into your flesh then you can feel shivering
Starting to hit all over your bones
Turning your unseeing eyes into stone
The height of fun is still yet to come
Boundless oblivion
Bad things ahead and I’m just staring in your eyes
While slowly savoring the taste of your insides
The darkness reaches far beyond the human sight
And sure I'm gonna cross the line which is right
Now I am slicing your limbs one by one
My bloody ritual has just begun
Do you know what it means to feel suffering
Your heart is out now once it's done
I sacrifice it but not to the sun
The brightest star will invite you to come into boundless oblivion
Bad things ahead I’m casting your worst part aside
While gently severing the rest of your insides
The darkness reaches far beyond the human mind
I’m gonna play until last part of you will die
Last part of you will die
Last part of you will die
Last part of you will die
Last part of you will die
The end is fucking nigh
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Chaneys Moscow, Russia
Punk rock band from Moscow inspired by horror.
Since 31/10/2017
lineup:
Gleb
Kasady: g/v
John Doe #27: b/bv
Myers: g
Dildo: d
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