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Usual Suspects
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depending on our time of arrival we'll be criticized all forms of ours were taken and we're jeopardized put us down again a message we will respect of make a big deal of the same to all who have fought a gesture would seem fine to whom it may concern just so it saves you from the cowards words who'll not incite a way towards next weeks on your door how will we decide which will be drawn?
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According to History
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bare witness to the rise conditions out of control preparation for the annihilation we shall prevail a glance at what's been called necessity for some who've organized take strength the task at hand yet i must insist commended for false truths proposed plan resist another casualty to administer relief appropriately discussed filled mouths overcome by lies naïve to all surprised forced to see how do we survive this genocide effective maintain the organized.
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Formed in October of 1992, the label initially existed to release the recordings of Current, but soon expanded to other
local Michigan bands and beyond. After 25 releases, the label paused operations at the start of 2006. In 2020 it awoke...
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