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You brought me down for too long, but the past is the past. I'm moving full speed ahead and never looking back. I have the power within to burn every bridge. Now all you have are thoughts of what we could have been. Love can turn to hate in the blink of an eye. I hope that my name haunts you as long as you're alive. Cause you needed more. You needed more. You needed more. I have the power within to burn every bridge. Now all you have are thoughts of what we could have been. I am your God at the end of the day. I'll be your biggest regret you wish you didn't throw away. Love can turn to hate in the blink of an eye. I hope that my name haunts you until the day that you fucking die. It's a story of love and hate.
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Ultimate Annihilation
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Living in this world will bring you to your knees. The only thing that's promised at birth is a lifetime of endless suffering. The earth will open up. We'll engulf in flames. No guilty. No innocent. A name is a name. You can say your prayers. They won't be answered. It's like we're put here just to die. Humanity is cancer. Ultimate Annihilation. Ultimate Annihilation. Everyone's a fucking victim.
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Flatspot Records Baltimore, Maryland
Flatspot Records started in 2004, we put blood, sweat and no tears into every record we put out. We've had ups and downs, but 17 years later we're still here, still strong. Fuck goin commercial, we keep things controversial.
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