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Dokdo Revenge Trilogy

from Curfews by Yuppie Killer

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two on dokdo
murder on dokdo
who's the killer?
only the other one knows
dokdo

you can't kill me motherfucker
i'm alive in pohang
somebody kill me motherfucker
i'm alive in pohang

return for justice
get off the boat
when i arrived he was hanging from a rope
all alone

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from Curfews, released March 26, 2013

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