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Sacred Knife
03:11
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Maybe you should go outside, for a walk
Blue Bird waited for you all night
Forest trees are falling behind you
Nobody respects you anymore
Stepping on the corpses of your church
Stone statue in the name of Christ
I'm not allowed to critizise it
They'll cut my fingers with a sacred knife
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Interactor
03:27
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Walking down the street has never been so hard
Take it or leave it, we've never been so fucked
Our phones are working alright
Our phones are working alright
I'm dead inside, I feel it
A car ran over me
There is nothing to see here
Go away or we will resort to violence
Keep out
No, sir, you can't take pieces of brain from the road
These pieces belong to the public domain now
All the blood and guts on the street will be retrieved by the authorities
This will serve as a reminder
What about a museum?
That could be the example we need
A crushed ribcage with a wheel imprint
That should scare them straight
I'm kidding sir, you can touch anything you want
Pick up that arm
Pick it up, don't be afraid
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Rain Magnet Zaragoza, Spain
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