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Cold Sweat
05:02
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Fear Monger
04:03
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Blood Play
04:39
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Pleasure Seeker
03:54
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I Wanna Luv
03:11
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Sorceress
03:07
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Cut 'Em Up
03:42
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Motel Inferno
04:14
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The Savage Seven Detroit, Michigan
The Savage Seven:
The Beyond: vocals
The Abbott: guitar
The Traveler: drums
The Beast: bass
diabolical tunes of death, depravity, and madness.
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I love this whole album, But the real thing that pulls me into this album is the last song: My Soul To Keep. One line that deep down resonants with me is "i tell myself that i'm worth more than this. sayin "if i were to leave this world, i'd truly be missed" "think of all the people you've made smile. just know that in their hearts that you were worth their while" its the kind of thing that goes through a persons head when they're down and the daily motivation to keep going. 10/10
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