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A Mental Sequence Lyrics by Disharmonic Orchestra

Not to Be Undimensional Conscious

1992

Guardian angels are working for me
The devil and the deep blue sea
I beat my heart and bend all trees
By the end of the year I'm on my knees
Such a precious little dream
Can make a face behind a scream
One or three holes in a broken stone
Through gardens long since overgrown
All that filled my ears with pain
Your dirty looks beat me up again
A lustfull view makes my eye explode
My heart went dead and I fell in the road

About “A Mental Sequence” by Disharmonic Orchestra

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"A Mental Sequence" appears on "Not to Be Undimensional Conscious" in 1992.

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