Dr. Mabuse
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Dr. Mabuse
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He's living in the twilight sky
Lonely voices they will cry
In a train of silence he returned
In a temple he survived
A cathedral, dead man's life
He's the soldier and your heart will burn
He faced the devil, faced the hell
Can't look back - don't tell
It's alright, it's ok, it's an odyssee
Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse
It's a shame he'll return, in a shade of grey
Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse
Every night, every day on the run
He's the man who has stolen the sun
Oh he lost all his life - all his dreams
Born hundred years ago by machines
Oh seven ways of loneliness
Tall strange man, old black dress
You can see his silhouette in black
A kiss of death - a secret friend
He's the loser in the end
The soldier of the darkness, he'll come back
He's knocking on forbidden doors
Like years and years before
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