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Toxic Bod
03:38
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It's burning in my body, I'm on fire.
Monster/ I was taught to hate my body/ I was taught to hide in shame/ monster/ toxic/ stunted/ disgust.
Take from me my breasts and take from me my ass.
Apologize for it later/ after mass/ unlearn/ they cannot control my body/ they cannot control my mind/ unlearn/ revolution/ inside.
I'm taking back my breasts and I'm taking back my ass.
Fuck your opinions boys because I'm back.
There's only so much toxicity a body can hold.
It's over.
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Deadname
01:42
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Did I hear you use her deadname, douchebag?
I think you refuse to change a fucking pronoun.
You can't erase her with your transphobic, bigoted, bullshit.
There are a lot of us out here who aren't your bros.
Watch your mouth.
Dead men can't deadname, douchebag
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Blood Voice
03:24
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How much blood / slipping in it/ bathed in it/ raised in it.
For your picket fence and your 401k/ for your wife and kids and your 2 cars/ for your false sense of security/ people are dying.
Whiteness is a scourge on humanity/ sucking the air out of every room/ pathetic grasping at an identity/ whiteness is nothing but a symbol of power/ of the banks and cards that own you/ you too are a slave to capitalist lies/ look at who you are/ it's all of us/ and it's all around you too/ by virtue of the color of your skin/ you believe you are the 1%/ misguided racist/ you're a cig in the machine/ you're holding yourself hostage/ white culture is oppression/ blood on my hands/ white culture is oppression/ blood on your hands/ white culture is oppression/ blood on our hands.
How much blood/ slipping in it/ bathed in it/ raised in it
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WOMB Detroit, Michigan
W.O.M.B.(War On Man Babies) is a socio-political intersectional feminist hardcore band from southeast MI.
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