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This Bloods For You

from Killing The Deserving by Betray Your Own

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(This bloods for you)
I feel no pain
I feel no fucking pain
Pulsating heart pumps cells fueled with the ruins of hell. So hot it melts through your shell stare in your face as we scale. The rage has made me this man born to use both of these hands to your face my fist will plant expose the fluid so red
This bloods for you..... You
I don't play fair the rules to me don't apply you crossed the line feel the heat start to rise. I don't play fair intoxicated mind intensity feel the heat start to rise.
Carnage, dominance, is how we survive. Carnage dominance is how we survive and die. A lesson always learned this method has its turn to show what has been earned i'll take you to the ground. I'm drunk I'll buy you a round.
It's time to chug this bloods for you

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from Killing The Deserving, released March 2, 2013

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Betray Your Own Fayetteville, North Carolina

Started in 2007 in Raleigh NC with lots of writing and practicing, playing a handful of shows. Eventually the band relocated to Fayetteville NC because of the many line up changes playing as many shows as possible. In fall 2009 BYO finished their first self titled EP, Following that we continues to write/play countless numbers of local and national artist shows.. Getting ready for the next step! ... more

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