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Antisoctard
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Antisoctard
VERSE 1:
Here I come going down
I just want breed and shout
Here you want cropping tree
And You just have to say
VERSE 2:
Here I come runnin south
I just want read about
Here you want nothing free
I will show how to bleed
Wait till someone cause your faint
And you want nothing hate
Now the brother kill the brother
And you just have to say
CHORUS:
I see you runnin, runnin south
I've waited for that, for another round
I'm wanted now, i just want it now
I've seen it coming for the rage that calling for the light.
VERSE 3:
I see you
I want you now
I want to say
Lets start again
I feel it coming, it coming now
I've waited for that
Forever and this never ending maze and..say it.
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Black Fat Bone Almaty, Kazakhstan
Black Fat Bone - founded in the beginning of 2017 in Kazakhstan, this rock band skilfully combines hard-rock, stoner, funk-
rock along with alternating post-rock genre in its work.
Despite some eclecticism of the music and psychedelic shades, the band calls itself the "Most Sober Stoner band in the Country."
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