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Headhunter - Front 242



     
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One, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the man
Freeze, shoot to kill or die, freeze, shoot to kill or die
Freeze, shoot to kill or die, freeze, shoot to kill or dieToday he has no means, he's alone and anonymous
But written in his cells he has got the marks of the genius
I'm looking for this man to sell him to other men
To sell him to other men, to make us rich and famousOne, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the man
One, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the manYou catch the man, you catch the man
You catch the man, you catch the man
You catch the man, you catch the man
You catch the man, you catch the manI'm looking for this man to sell him to other men
To sell him to other men, for ten times his price at least
I'm looking for a man
Who's able to forget them to realize my aim, to realize my aimFreeze, shoot to kill or die, freeze, shoot to kill or die
Freeze, shoot to kill or die, freeze, shoot to kill or dieOne, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the man

One, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the man
One, you lock the target, two, you bait the line
Three, you slowly spread the net and four, you catch the man
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"Front 242" is a pioneering Belgian electronic body music group that came into prominence during the 1980s. For years to come they took the lead in electronic music composition. During their most active period (they decided to quit ebm in 1993 with the albums "06:21:03:11 UP EVIL" and "05:22:09:12 Off") they were influential to many electro-industrial and electronic artists. The origin of "Front 242" should be understood within the rise of industrial music, which originated in England in 1975 with the first performances of "Cabaret Voltaire" and "Throbbing Gristle".

Read more about Front 242 on Last.fm.


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