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Artist: Die Krupps
Canonical path: /die-krupps/high-tech-low-life
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High Tech / Low Life
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High Tech / Low Life
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data spies are scanning me
invasion of my brain
they're digging deep
they drive me mad
I think I go insane
a silent virus takes control
and puts me on the screen
my memory on empty hole
no one to hear me scream
High Tech
Low Life
I drown in information
all systems overload
target of infiltration
last try to break the code
a silent virus
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