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Come close, touch the wounds that grace me

“That’s the last song we finished for the album. A lot of it was written in the studio. I had this lyric that I wasn’t sure if I wanted to use or not, and those lyrics are always the ones that I’m very happy that I did use in the end. It’s a bit of a continuation of the ‘Black Cunt’ concept—it deals with my experience of doing what we do in a world that is, at some level, the enemy. It’s a very anti-authoritarian song about my views on conformity and submission and a lot of the things that I really resent in the human race.” View wiki
“That’s the last song we finished for the album. A lot of it was written in the studio. I had this lyric that I wasn’t sure if I wanted to use or not… read more
“That’s the last song we finished for the album. A lot of it was written in the studio. I had this lyric that I wasn’t sure if I wanted to use or not, and those lyrics are always the one… read more

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