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The Walking Fred
03:08
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Face blank and empty
The expressions long and gone
Fever rising up too far
Nothing now but a hollow shell
Blood shot eyes
Skin is rotting and starts to fade
No hope for return
This is the last time
You’ll beg for mercy in this life
How long till I’m gone
No reflection or sense of time
Seems like forever now
I can feel the hunger pulsing
Just like addiction
It’s in my head
I can’t escape the thought
Of feeding on a living soul
I need redemption
Before I lose my dignity
(X2)I have found peace with my god
I have found peace with myself
I have no shame in my mind
End this before its time
Death is the answer
I don’t want to rise again
One right between the eyes
To end this hellish nightmare
Cold rotting hands
Teeth falling at your feet
Rigor mortis meets defeat
A walking parasite
Looking for a way to survive
(2x)I cannot breath
I cannot sleep
I have no need
I won’t show mercy
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Stay Strong
02:58
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What To Say At A Funeral Parkersburg, West Virginia
We are What To Say At A Funeral! A high energy progressive/punk/hardcore band from Washington, WV! We are a five piece party
in a box ready to have some fun!
VOCALS- Zach Roberts
GUITAR- Dave Cole
2ND GUITAR- Ryan Fleak
BASS- Darren Ullman
DRUMS- Mark Foley
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