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Cathedral
03:45
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On another crusade
In another line
We're wearing the red shades
I'm doing overtime
While we're counting the corpses
Collecting casualties
They're ripping the living
Concerned in loyalties.
From the cathedral
Voices giving the call
From the cathedral
Voices telling it all
I will not - I will not fall.
Give the dreams back to the living
Give me dreams and I'll believe
Shred the damages we're given
One more image we will need.
Face the dawn of our castration.
Face the wild wind of recall.
Give me one voice from cathedral.
Give one more.
I will not fall.
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Body on Chrome
03:21
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Body on chrome the feeling's gone
And over my head
Body on chrome the feeling's gone
Gone what you've said
Said.
Body on Chrome.
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Keeping in the Shadows
03:04
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CREAMVIII Cologne, Germany
Electronic Gothic-Romantic-Rock band. Founded in 1993, still active through founder Boris Brosowski.
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