NetScapeGoat
from The Worst Of: Volume II (Beneath The Escape From The Conquest Of The Battle For The Rise Of The Dawn Of The War Of The Planet Of The Thombie) by PlasticBag FaceMask
lyrics
JACOB: Bring it down.
PATRICK: Break the future with memories of the past. The lives you have taken will not be forgotten.
J: Go home.
P: Try to wipe the blood from your hands. Believe everything you hear. Become the useless, empty, hollow, calm, chasm. Become the shell of the dreams you once held. Become the bastard mongrel.
J&P: This is no place for you. You might as well go home while you still can.
PATRICK: Break the future with memories of the past. The lives you have taken will not be forgotten.
J: Go home.
P: Try to wipe the blood from your hands. Believe everything you hear. Become the useless, empty, hollow, calm, chasm. Become the shell of the dreams you once held. Become the bastard mongrel.
J&P: This is no place for you. You might as well go home while you still can.
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from The Worst Of: Volume II (Beneath The Escape From The Conquest Of The Battle For The Rise Of The Dawn Of The War Of The Planet Of The Thombie),
released July 27, 2016
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PlasticBag FaceMask Fresno, California
Est. 2008.
Studio band of Patrick Hogan (Time Bomb, Bookburner) and Jacob Lee (Keeper, Elder Devil, Hellish Form, dontcryformeimalreadydead)
Live shows are about as rare as unicorns.
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