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Theme 1: Deportation
06:24
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Gouging out your eyes
Bleeding on the floor
Cutting someone's ear off
Stripping yourself naked
A black-shaped animal will eat you alive in the nighttime
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTANI
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTANI
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTANI
ELI ELI LAMA SABACHTANI
Degrading the Cross
Burning other Symbols
Crying on the river
It will not be enough
Broken shell - broken shell
Broken shell - Predictions and mourning
A black-shaped animal will eat you alive in the nighttime
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Theme 3: Torture
07:16
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Theme 4: Death
12:24
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Black/Lava Varallo Sesia, Italy
Black/Lava is born primarily as a sense of reluctance towards the nonsense of all sorts of abuses perpetrated for political
, religious and scientific reasons or segregation and domestic violence.
Black/Lava is a sound tribute to all the innocent victims of such horrors , the repudiation tool used by musicians who are part of it.
No ideologisms.
No religions.
No mass control.
No hope.
... more
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