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Doors of Terror

from Lighthouse Madness by The Hidden Sea

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Doors Of Terror

I came all the way from Baikonur
Didn’t know what I came for
I came all the way from Kriwoi Rog
To offer you a culture shock

Didn’t come for money instead of honey
Didn’t come for fame instead of blame
Didn’t come for titty instead of pity
For liberty of property means poverty

Doors of terror – doors of shame
Doors of error – doors of rot & blame
Doors of terror to break through
Walls leaving nothing but throbbing stones

My name is Bazooka
I don’t need you
To open the door
Cos I came myself
Therefore for sure

I came for a simple mistake
That somebody had to undertake
I came for a symphony of anarchy
To the dirty gate of hell & hate

Didn’t come for money instead of honey
Didn’t come for fame instead of blame
Didn’t come for titty instead of pity
For liberty of property means poverty

Doors of terror – doors of Odin
Doors of error – doors of Thor
Doors of terror to break through
Walls leaving nothing but throbbing stones

My name is Bazooka
I don’t need you
To open the door
Cos I came myself
Therefore for sure

Bert Papenfuß

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from Lighthouse Madness, released November 11, 2011

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Herbst in Peking Berlin, Germany

Born in East-Berlins underground 1987.
Named after a novel by french author Boris Vian. Sudden death in 2000.
Reborn in 2010 to continue the work.

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