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Insanity

from INSANITY by Filthskin

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This song is about the mass suicide and murder of over 900 cult members at the Peoples Temple in Jonestown(Guyana).
It's sad and bad and all that, but it happened, and the 'Love Of The Lord Jesus Christ didn't Protect them And Watch Over them & Keep them Safe From Harm.
Religion is fake and based on peoples willingness to be lead like sheep, peoples need to be part of something and believe in something.
Hasn't this 'Jonestown' and many other church based things taught you that? (and catholics and how the priests have raped and abused so many kids?). And all the lies?
I'm sorry all these people died, but I am also sorry so many people are so gullible when it comes to 'religion'.
People are so easily misled.
People lose all their money to churches,
People lose their sexuality to churches.
People lose their lives.
People kill people because the think it's what their god or religion wants etc.
Why anyone wants to be part of any religion is a mystery to me, but do what you like and believe in life.
No god, no jesus,
The whole bible and story around,changed over so many years, all from along time ago, it's not real.
But as I said, believe what you like.

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from INSANITY, released August 3, 2018

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Filthskin Antwerpen, Belgium

Dark industrial/ritual project from
Antwerp-H(b)ELLGIUM.
Also know from the dark/horror tech.industrial band KYLLIAN.
TRANSFORMING FLESH INTO SOUNDS,
TO FORCE THE SHATTERED SHARDS OF A BROKEN MIND INTO A SECOND SKIN.

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