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Dolls
04:12
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You play with lives like you play with dolls
Want to crush them to collect them all
Line them up let's do their hair real nice
Remove the heads let's see what's inside
Abort the nation, abort the world
Abort the boys and girls
I'm not alive I feel no sorrow
Fuck you there's no tomorrow
Dolls, dolls, dolls, Extinction protocol
You're imitation, no creation
You are your own fucking limitation
You ate the lies, consumed your mind
Now you're the author of your own demise
Abort the nation, abort the world
Abort the boys and girls
I'm not alive I feel no sorrow
Fuck you there's no tomorrow
Dolls, dolls, dolls, Extinction protocol
Cut me out, cut me out, extinction protocol
Cut me out, cut me out, extinction protocol
Cut me out, cut me out, extinction protocol
Cut me out, cut me out, extinction protocol
I'm beating
Abort the nation, abort the world
Abort the boys and girls
I'm not alive I feel no sorrow
Fuck you there's no tomorrow
Dolls, dolls, dolls, Extinction protocol
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infekt Peoria, Illinois
in·fekt
:to contaminate the masses of robots with thought producing
agents
Infekt was officially formed in 2012, in an embryonic soup of societal upheaval, corruption, advertising, religion, and propaganda. Rising from this primordial ooze with an industrial/metal sound, Infekt is set to contaminate the music industry with their ideas, synths, and grinding guitars.
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