You Suffer [Turkish translation]
The lyrics of the song are a 1.3 second growl.
[Verse: Nicholas Bellen]
You suffer
But why?
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Napalm Death
- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, French
- Genre:Grindcore , Metal, Metalcore/Hardcore
- Official site:http://www.napalmdeath.org/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napalm_death
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