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Hinter Fassaden
02:04
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Black Hole Rising
02:38
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A black hole appears on the surface of earth
so dark it devours the light of the sun
it lays above all good and evil
no place to hide no place to run
its eternal darkness is all embracing
sucks up all future, everything's gone
punishes a wasted chance, the decadency
a black hole rising, all is said and done
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Pushed in the back
fell on the street
quickly surrounded
they start to beat
the shit out of you
don't mind to stop
it is they're nature
FUCKING FASCIST COP!
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4. |
Brich Aus
05:00
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Dysania Bremen, Germany
KJ - Guitar/Vox
Orti - Bass/Vox
Ratte - Drums
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