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Barbed Wire
03:34
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3 years living in the woods but your eyes are staring at the sea
and the blisters on your feet are your treasure your only memory
you´ve studied the region you´re counting every single day
and your family they payed a thousand dollars so you can take this way
each barbed wire it´s gonna make you strong
and every broken bone´s your payment for freedom
you are jumping the fence´s your enemy
that kills your only dream and brings you to your knees
how could you have ever known
there´s no paradise where you taking flight
there´re no friends and there´s no home
only xenophobia and another useless fight
each barbed wire it´s gonna make you strong
and every broken bone´s your payment for freedom
you are jumping the fence´s your enemy
that kills your only dream and brings you to your knees
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2. |
The Journey
02:43
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the struggle is too strong the waves break hard on me
i´m lost somewhere outside i´m begging on my knees
for anyone to turn around to give a sign of hope to me
oh brother don´t you see we´re drowning in this fleed
we sell our lives to industry
and never learn from history
you make me die in this ocean
you just make me
die in this ocean
separated you just make me die
this journey ends somehow the way it has begun
i couldn´t find the place i´s searching for so long
where human´s human and the only enemy
is poverty
we sell our lives to industry
and never learn from history
you make me die in this ocean
you just make me
die in this ocean
separated you just make me die
you make me die in this ocean
you just make me
die in this ocean
separated you just make me
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this nightmare arrives you fast
a black hole right in your heart
you have to pay for someone elses war
your fighting reason unknown
it´s been so since you were born
and peace´s a state that you have never felt at all
and you will sacrifice your life
cross the border tonight
and in the darkness there´s no light
guiding you through this
the bombs drop but far away
and so it is quiet ok
as long as they dont drop in our beloved homes
refugee knocks on our door
but we prefer just to ignore them
and to pray that someone else will safe this world
and you will sacrifice your life
cross the border tonight
and in the darkness there´s no light
guiding you through this
and still we all could turn the tide
kill the borders tonight
yeah we could all inflame some light
light
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4. |
Borderline Syndrome
03:39
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it´s a brave new world
we managed to seclude ourselves
yeah we did learn
that we come before anybody else
applaus applaus
applaud yourself you pice of shit
cause you exhaust
and still you feel so shamless
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
death is a cheap price
for what could wait behind those borderlines
but it is too often
just another kind
of suffering
thy find a nation that takes not gives is blind
rather lets die
has no hope for the hopeless
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
cause we do not see
where we once belonged to be
where we all are coming from
we just disbelieve
where this road is gonna lead
where we all´re going to
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
our borderlines create a borderline syndrome
why don´t we - why don´t we open our doors
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5. |
Like The Bird
03:50
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I´m not doing i´m not thinking anything
i´m not going anywhere not today
reduced to the stereotype that i am
i´m not going anywhere not today
eyes fixed to a point feels like it´s dark matter
i´m not going anywhere not today
but how how could i touch the sky
like the bird i´ll open up my mind
and spread my wings
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