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Originally written/performed by Heatstroke, a band that like 10 people saw in 2006-2007. (Members: Duncan Shane, Steven Cosand, Drew Griffin, Bob Holmes, Luke Mendoza)

lyrics

Marilyn Monroe
Heroin cornrow
How am i supposed to know?

Yes, skull fuck me
Lobotomy - a favorite of mine
Trapped in the sea where the tide will never rise

Colors run and grow
Profanation of the host
The courses flow
Keeper of the crypt and my place of security

The pieces have been reset
They await your move
Match is yours for the taking
They await your call

I stand aside and marvel at the site
In retrospect this fortune could be mine

Turn your head and cough
Finally had enough
Those whom we deny
Leave them where they lie

They await your call

credits

from WOUNDVAC // GLITTERBOMB Split Cassette, released October 3, 2016
Music by Heatstroke. Vocals and lyrics by Duncan Shane

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WOUNDVAC Phoenix, Arizona

Woundvac is a 4-piece hardcore/grind band formed in 2014 from Phoenix, AZ

Rich - Vocals
Drew - Guitars
Kiel - Bass
Brian - Drums

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