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Open Your Eyes
05:26
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Original lyrics in russian language. This is the exact translate ("word to word") into English therefore it can look rough enough. So:
Open your eyes
Look around (and) tell what you see
While we were sleeping our train came off the track
Our sky was covered by black smoke from factories
Healthy people"s world became the world of monsters
Nobody can sees trouble in a cripple"s birth
The eyes are closed? the eyelids are sewed up
What have we done, we killed all alive
Why, my God, you stopped listening to me?
Wake up, wake up, open your eyes
What were we transformted to
All this world came off the track
How to turn the clock back?
Everything lost sense (with) this price
Tell me ,my friend, if the exit exists
IS THERE NOTHING WE CAN"T BUY OR SELL?
Faceless crowd with empty looks
Once alived, but now poisoned
Once children, now now enslaved
What have we done, we killed all alive
Why, my God, you stopped listening to me?
Wake up, wake up, open your eyes
What were we transformted to
All this world came off the track
How to turn the clock back?
Everything lost sense (with) this price
Once a saint, now made dirty
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Happy Yappi
04:02
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3. |
My Autumn
06:45
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Enemies of Silence
04:27
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PHEROMONES город Москва, Russian Federation
PHEROMONES band was formed in early 2007 over the year-plus existence, musicians overtake the few cities in Russia, gave a lot of concerts in Moscow, as a headliners, and in the composition of the capital's legendary festivals.
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