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In Agony I
05:24
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A living breathing being
With no purpose in life
Nothing but a true mistake
A neverending feeling
Of suffocating pain
Your hands are bound to futile existence
Take the step
To the greater beyond
You will be free, from the bonds that bind you!
Bound to live this life
In agony, now and forever
Despise the patterns, will it ever end?
Despise the patterns
Hope turns to ashes
Futile lives
Lost in razor traces
Bound to live this life
In agony, now and forever
Despise the patterns
Hope turns to ashes
Futile lives
Lost in razor traces
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Ad Mortem
06:46
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Since the day of birth
The body slowly withers
The memories are fading
And the hearts are all hollow
Do you know how it is
To be spellbound by weakness
To resent existence
And to detest everything
The path to hope is dead
The path to hope is death
Sicken and weaken more
As life is utter despicable
And what should have been good
Turned out to be selfmade misfortune
Let it be written
The futility
The pain
The anger
The emptiness
The agony
The wish to end
Do you know how it is
To be spellbound by weakness
To resent existence
And to detest everything
The path to hope is dead
The path to hope is death
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Malum Oslo, Norway
Malum has risen from the ashes as a brand new entity in the Norwegian black metal scene. The prime directive is raw, melodic and atmospheric black metal.
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