1. |
Footsteps
04:34
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Footsteps
Yestwerday we were loud, we were wild
We were dancing in the streets
Although we could see in our eyes
The impending tragedy
Yesterday I wanted to be
Doctor, teacher, artist...maybe
I'd like to follow your footsteps
Now I find my friends under soldiers
The living, the dead
I wonder if it's a bird or a rocket
Flying over my head
I'm scared...asking you
To lead the way
Through the field
Full of mines
I'd like to follow your footsteps
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2. |
I want my body back
04:00
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I want my body back
I really don't want to be
What you interpret into me
For your male rules
No sexual temptation
Say goodbye to veiled dolls
It's time to burn the headscarves
And time to neuter
The moral police
I really don't want to be
In the future where I see me
Sacrificed as fuel
For the war
Say goodbye to my world
Time to survive, no I don't
Have no
Other choice
Anymore
I want my body back
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3. |
Mad at myself (GI cover)
01:58
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Mad at myself
Just spent ten hours
On the phone
Cause I go crazy
When I'm alone
Just like before
Here we go again
I wanted romance
And found a friend
I'm just mad
Mad at myself
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4. |
Whole tape side
10:39
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KLINT Schleswig, Germany
Synth Punk since 1022
based in Haithabu - capital of Viking Punks
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