Dead Girls Dont Say No - Gut video free download

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Amazona Rodriguez

so brutal¡¡

mufo zomby

fux a had one bitch say no, and she was really dead, she said dont bang me butt u bloody fool

Supercalpe

Where can I find the lyrics?

pasozytspoleczny

The one i met last night was pretty cold, but still tried to say NO. Tried...

cool fish

the gutturals are fucking sick but i really dont the high screams. still some incredibly catchy music

angrymeg pissoff

dickless pricks cant fuck you fucking pig... mothafacka i will make u eat your own balls and then i will use your torned from all the pig noices you make throat to drink your blood..womanhating fuck

RedCoat135

Grindcore my arse, this shit is pornogrind. Not my place to judge though with the message and people actually supporting it.

Smashedface AGG

NATY NATY NATRAMNN????

Ding

oh my god, how did i get here?

deektedrgg

What's the matter with you? You wouldn't fuck a dead chick? What's the fuck wrong with you man? You'd rather fuck a dead guy? You some kind of necrohomophilliac?

sweenkingandwow3

BOUUUUIIIIIII BBWWWWWWWIIIIIII BWWWWWWWWIIII BOUUUUI you forgot about that part

yuki yafuso

niceeeeeeeee

Pablo Escobar

Bouiiii bwiiii biibiiii bbiiiibwuiiii biii bbuouiiiiii.. .

Nick Dokkaebi

Well said!

Lmaobama

@TPCproductionz I agree with everything you said at grind bands, but slam is supposed to be that way xD

Homicidal Retribution

anyone have lyricks of this song?

jamesxfm1049

I hope people don't take this music seriously.... I mean people support necrophilia?! Fucks sake...

Vlad Tepes

Best song ever.

SlicerOfBones

I did a quick search, amazon has them used, but theyre kinda pricey. Wiki has a list of their full discography, Id recommend checking that out and checking the websites of the record labels the CDs are released on.

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