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Hellhound
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I've seen things you can't comprehend
It doesn't matter in the end
You would not understand
Do you now just how death smells?
Rottening and decaying cells
The taste from where death dwells
Little by little we cross this deserted land
Little by little trying to make a stand
Little by little we will come around
Little by little we walk this wasted ground
Have you heard the screams at night?
The voices that don't sound right
Somewhere just outside the light
I've seen things you can't comprehend
It doesn't matter in the end
You wouldn't understand
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Kirk Grim Finland
“Kirk Grim is an atom of compressed rock energy, a precision missile of power.” – Janne Wass, ZXC Music -
zxcmusik.com (Helsinki, Finland)
Jonathan: Guitar, Vocals
Dimitris: Guitar, Back.Voc
Igor: Bass, Back.Voc
Simon: Drums, Back.Voc
Past members:
Toni: Bass, Back.Voc
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