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Artist: Die Krupps
Canonical path: /die-krupps/paradise-of-sin
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Paradise Of Sin
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Paradise Of Sin
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In-a-gadda-da-vida baby
God is dead he lost the battle
the devil rules over life and death
feel his power, feel his wrath
hell - this is the paradise of sin
fail - and you will suffer in pain
nail - that son of disaster
sell - your soul to the master
in the garden of evil, baby
the bible's title is helter skelter
take a ride on this rollercoaster
live for sin and die faster
wake - your evil twin
live - your wildest dream
let - the demons in
let - the madness begin
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