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Raw
05:39
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Spin the wheel pouring rain
Age of pain, ages again
Can't complain
Can't complain
Holy smoke my natural breath
In a pit of fire, the fall of the axe, regret
Regret
The buried wind, vivid, bleeding
The torture chamber unattended
He ran outside
He got a smile
From the queen
And what after the cigarette?
What after dawn, a trashed heaven
And never the same
Never the same
The gunmen
Banging at your gate
The echoes of the blasts
The echoes of the blasts
The echoes of the blasts
Rhythm, your fear
Rhythm, your fear
White knight bright as the sun
Your organs glitter on the sidewalk
And everyday is a bitch
The morning pissing dew
The evening heat, the infinite night...
With no reason at all
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Aimless Run
04:28
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Clairvoyance
06:24
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Black Choir
04:27
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Make Contact
05:37
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Coconut Massacre Berlin, Germany
Soundtracks,
weird and nostalgic tunes, with a soft spot for the grandiose and defeated sounds of broken keyboards.
From Ethereal, Darksynth and EBM to Electronic Calypso, Pop Wave and Folk.
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