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ADDICTION - Herói
03:51
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ADDICTION - A Caixa
03:11
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UNDERGUST - No Chance
02:30
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No chance for evil in my heart
No chance for evil in my mind
No chance for evil in my eyes
No chance for evil in my mouth
I try to turn away from evil
Change the direction
I try to turn away from evil
Change the direction
I no longer follow my soul
I follow the King's steps
I no longer follow my heart
I follow the King's steps
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UNDERGUST - Think About
02:29
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Think about all the technology and look around - Evolution?
Think about all the technology and look at your life - Slavery!
Trapped in this dome - deluded puppets!
Following aimlessly like zombies!
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The world cries for peace
Cries for peace holding guns
The law of the strongest prevails
The world cries for better days
But sabotages itself doing the opposite
But sabotages itself doing the opposite
Principles no longer exist!
Irrational behavior!
Destroyed values!
Irrational behavior!
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Undergust São Bernardo Do Campo, Brazil
Hardcore/Crust Punk from Brazil
Samuca (Vocals)
Palmito (Vocals)
Fábio (Bass)
Pancho (Guitars)
Emerson (Drums)
undergusthardcorebrasil@gmail.com
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