Get all 71 Morbid Beauty releases available on Bandcamp.
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Idiots Repeating History
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All those lessons learned
All those times
everyone ignored them
What a fucking waste
Sickened and defeated
by the horrors around me
Yet it will never change
Not while humans are here
Not while money exists
Not whilst dictators can be
I will scream
and these words will fail
but I will never give up
and never let go of myself
No matter how much
they think they have won
I am not on their radar
and that is where I will stay
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Smash The Resurgences
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The Purging Of The Past
08:40
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Morbid Beauty Orlová, Czechia
No Tolerance For Intolerance
Don't Be A Dick
Fuck Off Nazis
Be Angry About Injustices
Support LGTBQ+
Never Stop Learning
Go Vegan
Listen Closely
MB born March 2021
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