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Marry And Reproduce Lyrics by His Hero Is Gone

The Dead of Night in Eight Movements

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Born and bred to beak and breed
Selfish fucks continue to maim
Continue to demolish
Continue to (lead the heard to) slaughter
Senseless perpetuation
Of the human race
In the name of tradition
In the name of greed
Greed, name of greed

About “Marry And Reproduce” by His Hero Is Gone

Read the complete lyrics to "Marry And Reproduce" by His Hero Is Gone from the album "The Dead of Night in Eight Movements". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Crust Punk, D-Beat.

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"Marry And Reproduce" appears on "The Dead of Night in Eight Movements".

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