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The only song that was written intirely from scratch for this album

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Old Uncles onslaught began when he was young
Vicious and blasphemous were the words from his tongue

Speeches so passionate
He meant every word

Eyes of frustration upon him everywhere he went
The norms of society he bent

Sounds inflicting mental pain
Straight from beneath the dirt

He was
He was
He was insane
He was
Oh yes he was
He was insane

It never mattered to him how they reacted
As long as they retracted
Old Uncles onslaught, self-taught
Natural enemy of god

Old Uncles onslaught went on for decades
Never boring, never bored, a jack of all trades

Wood like soft clay in his rugged hands
The sculptures he could carve

Eyes of awe upon him when I was at his house
He was alone without children nor spouse

An artist in the shadows
He did never starve

But then
One day
Eventually
They gave
Yes they gave him
Death penalty

Barely a trial was needed
Guilty, he pleaded
Old Uncles onslaught, self-taught
By society shot

It never mattered to him how they reacted
As long as they retracted
Old Uncles onslaught, self-taught
Natural enemy of god

My old uncles onslaught, self-taught
Natural enemy of god

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from Yesterday Is Dead And Gone, released September 6, 2021
Maxuxx and the rest of DOAM

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A silly little piece of a heart, beating from the chest of Maxuxx, known from his vocal work in, among others, Ilumize, Helskov, Aback Taken, The Kali and more

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