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sleep paralysis
03:05
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Why would you want me I'm a worthlessness
I wanna hurt so something hapenns
everybody's gonna settle down
And I will burn everything I've ever had
at both ends now
When I'm a washed out sleep paralysis will overtake me it won't ever ever release me
At both ends now
why would you hold me I'm a worthlessness
Might as well be puching my own face
everybody's wounds' gonna close up
I'll be scratching them til they open right up
at both ends now
at both ends now
When I'm a wached out sleep paralysis will overtake me
it won't ever ever release me
at tbothy ends now
at both ends now
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Skinless Apprentice
03:49
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fucking demo 1
03:20
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fucking demo 2
05:03
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fucking demo 3
03:18
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Cam Wicked Limoges, France
Cam Wicked is the solo act of Cam Belloni. Their discography as such consists mainly in single guitare / voice and simple arrangements songs but can also turn into keyboards experimentations. Better than defining their music by a genre, the common thread of those songs is that they all have been recorded by themself in the safety of their home. ... more
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