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Life Injection
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LIFE INJECTION
What’s your final destination
So far away
Broken pieces, empty faces
In shades of gray
Wake up, wake up, wake up
And feel yourself alive
No reason to defy
We don’t need this suicide
Spoken words will never die
Can’t you see what you’ve become
You decide, you decide...
What’s your final destination
So far away
Broken visions in the morning
Inside your head
Break out, break out, break out
Don’t let the curtain fall
Your hope is now reborn
We don’t need this suicide
Spoken words will never die
Can’t you see what you’ve become
You decide, you decide...
You decide, you decide!
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Tea Break Београд, Serbia
Tea Break is a prominent punk rock band from Belgrade, Serbia, playing since 2001. Through the years they've developed a unique style of punk rock which can be easily described as a ground on which “Rise Against” meets “One Dollar Short” & "Bodyjar". Colorful and emotional lyrics floating along with screaming and singing backing vocals is the main characteristic of Tea Break’s performance. ... more
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