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I'm Like a Moto!
01:08
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Someone’S knocking at my door.
Do you hear call of the road?
Booze. Drugs. One dead whore.
Death is knocking at my door.
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2. |
Sadflip
05:22
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When you're deaf
And when you're blind
Everything isn’t fine
But you can hear
Try to hear the sound of broken radio
You can't give up yet
Between the start
And finish line
So many ways’re to fall
All 42 roads lead to Rome
I hear the endless call
That's a rare good sign.
You can't give up
I throw the spears to the sky
Unnering dart!
I'm gonna hunting for clouds
until the night comes
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3. |
Headless
04:44
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Like Kansas perfect storm
The wind blows up my home!
-Where is my body, legs and hands?
-Man, sorry I don't know...
I heard an eagle's song
I see the the town from stone
The sun is blinded me
-Where I am?
-Man, I still don't know...
My head was rip off with the storm
But my eyes’re still see you, guys.
A million miles away
I think I saw your face
You were so small, walked on the ground
You wore a gold lame dress
My lips remember words
Of poem that she's lost
And I'm flying over world
My story yet is untold
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EX-DOG Moscow, Russia
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4 punks from depressive country noisy comix-fans, diy art squad.
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