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come come
03:46
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aha!
03:34
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more from me
04:43
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butterfly
03:47
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In the inn of the wild dance
there´ll be a fete today
which the devil has brought to you
you don´t care for false glamour, splendor.
the children cry in burning beds
nobody will save them,
because the cruely sweet seducer
invites you to the table.
he captures the souls.
Therefore accept it as it is and sing
the end is near, so he says.
and he knows that no soul will espace him
in the inn....
So celebrate your little fate,
in full delight and flee the saving sun.
Raise your glasses and obdure
the meanest deep inside you
with every badness.
You are the burning child
but you are kept from seeing it.
the music seems strange to you,
and unknown but is your funeral march
that sounds so sweet...
Therefore accept it as it is and sing
the end is near, so he says.
and he knows that no soul will espace him
in the inn....
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i´m the queen
04:38
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