Screamers (feat. Deuce) | Asa Phelps

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Screamers (feat. Deuce)

from Hand Over Fist by Asa Phelps

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2CE and I have worked together on a number of tracks. Unfortunantley the track he did for "The Lonely Grave.." didn't end up on the final track listing. So, we did our own EP with said track on it.

When I finished this track, I knew he would complete it - and as always, he kills it.

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from Hand Over Fist, released September 25, 2015
Lyrics: 2CE

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