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Immortal Love - Akoma



     
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Shake Shake Shake your head baby
Shake Shake Shake your head
Stitch heart shaped mechanical pieces
To your sleeve and hope you die
Cross your fingers and say goodbye
Come On Come On Come On
Save the lies
Choose your side tonight
Choose your side tonight
light....separates the night
Call it love
Call it lies
Call it anything you like
I'd do anything to bring you back to life
Call it love

Call it fear
Till we all just disappear
I'd do anything to keep your heart tonight
Call it love...Call it lies
Break Break Break your head baby
Break Break Break your head
Bury all hollow prosthetic dead
With my soul I sacrifice
All my love
To save your life
Come On Come On Come On
Save the lies
Choose your side tonight
Choose your side tonight
light....separates the night
Call it love
Call it lies
Call it anything you like
I'd do anything to bring you back to life
Call it love
Call it fear
Till we all just disappear
I'd do anything to keep your heart tonight
Call it love...Call it lies
Your heart is mine [x4]
Call it love
Call it lies
Call it anything you like
I'd do anything to bring you back to life
Call it love
Call it fear
Till we all just disappear
I'd do anything to keep your heart tonight
Call it love...Call it lies
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AKOMA is a female fronted, symphonic metal band from Denmark, formed in the late autumn of 2004 by vocalist, Tanya Bell and guitarist, Morten Harboe. AKOMA released their first EP, Angels of Revenge in February 2006, which were recorded, mixed and produced by the band themselves. The next period of time was marked by several changes in the line-up. February 2006, Daniel Nielsen joined the band, and soon after Peter Buur.

Read more about Akoma on Last.fm.


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