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Tinderbox
03:21
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Blasphemy is what I hear
Evident and crystal clear
Pick your side and get your gear
Jerusalem is calling you
Let's see who will take it further
Can I get away with murder?
There's cantor having rehearsal
how fast to draw the gun
My name is Monotheist
and there can be only one
And gods look each other in the eye -
Bloods are spilled, they cant see why
There's cantor having rehearsal
how fast to draw the gun
My name is Monotheist
and there can be only one
Rosaries are turned to halters
Maces made of alcorans
My name is Monotheist
and there can be only one
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Feel It Real
02:53
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If you say you´ll go, I´ll follow.
If you say I´m scrub, you´re hollow.
It´s just matter of words.
Hope it will break through your nerves.
Feel it real.
Feel in mind.
If you find it fresh and exciting,
I won´t judge it if you´re liking.
It´s all whoop of treason
if I´ll trek through your reason.
Feel it real.
Feel in mind.
Feel in spirit.
Feel, ´cause there´s no vain spectrum.
And while those ghosts are meditating
without a clue that I´m just dating
this beholder on my chest,
and ask if impressed.
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3. |
Sweet Liaison
05:03
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Diesel-Electric Hunter Finland
Juudas Riot - Drums
Combat Brother - Bass
Timo A. Jarru - Guitar and vocals
Tse Schäfer - Guitar and vocals
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