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Artist: Tower
Canonical path: /tower/the-corridor
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The Corridor
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Corridor
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Corridors of love and pain...
Violance is what you breed
Corridors of sorrow and cry
So blind if you pray
Corridors of dreams and night
Freedom is a bunch of shit
Corridors of death and slave
Nazism is what you breed
Corridors of death...
Corridors of sorrow...
Corridors of dreams...
Corridors of soul...
Corridors of love and pain...
With the whole of time before me
Corridors of sorrow and cry
Blood boils inside me
Corridors of dreams and night
Leaving behind, lesion in hate
Corridors of death and slave
We're not slaves, we're free!!!
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