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Persistent Vegetative State

from Drink The Kool​-​Aid by Doomsday Virus

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how many hours, will you stay tied to machines
how many days, will you waste living this dream
how many months, will pass before you realize
how many years, will slip away before you wonder why

how many wires, will you plug into your brain
how many thoughts, will you allow to be erased
how many pills, will you pop to be perfect
how many nights, will you spend making yourself sick

your eyes are open
but you see nothing
your lips are moving
but saying nothing

your blood is pumping
and still just nothing
they say you're living
but i see nothing there

pull the fucking plug, breathe, and be free
pull the fucking plug, escape from these machines
pull the fucking plug, breathe, and be free
pull the fucking plug, destroy these damn machines

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from Drink The Kool​-​Aid, released October 31, 2008
music: n.dru, jØhn, raHb, p4wl / lyrics: n.dru

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beautifully destructive, new york's doomsday virus has arisen from remission.

snarling vocals and panicked screams deliver brutal, biting lyrics over punishing electronics. sonic sacrifices of synthesizers and disfigured drums form the foundation for this hallowed horrorscape of nightmare noise. whiskey and nicotine fuel the frenetic fury of guitars turned to bonesaw blades. ... more

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