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Chcem žiť v hline
01:42
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Hlina udusí môj dych
a zastrie oponu minulosti
Moje myšlienky sa vsiaknu do zeme
a moje predstavy umrú v tichosti
Hlina sa stane mojim domovom
a telo spočinie v nej
Moje trápenia budú zahádzané
a moje viny už nikdy neuzrú
svetelné lúče
Túžim po slobode
Ja chcem žiť v hline
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Hnusné tváre
00:16
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Na pohľad hnusné tváre
V hĺbke srdca žiariace plamene
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M.S.Z.J.
01:05
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Mal si zapadnutý jazyk keď
si volal o pomoc
Mal si zapadnutý jazyk keď
priateľ potreboval od teba pomoc
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Ten nenávidel svet
01:59
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Ten nenávidel svet
Spomínajú na neho ľudia keď
pohŕdavo mávnu rukou
nad jeho hrobom
Ten nenávidel svet
Hovoria o ňom ľudia keď
si jeden po druhom sypú
do očí soľ
Ste čudné tvory zakorenené
do začarovaného kruhu slov
Ten starec miloval svet
a ľudia o ňom vraveli
že ho nenávidí
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K.I.T.T. Slovakia
"KITT vznikol z tuzieb dvoch adolescentov hrat neohraniceny bordel"
R-bubon
T-jakot
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