less than zero - Black Era



     
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Calling Mister Oswald with the swastika tattoo
There is a vacancy waiting in the English voodoo
Carving V for vandal on the guilty boy's head
When he's had enough of that maybe you'll take him to bed
To teach him he's alive before he wishes he was deadTurn up the TV, no one listening will suspect
Even your mother won't detect it, no your father won't know
They think that I've got no respect but everything means less than zero
Hey, ooh hey, hey, ooh heyOswald and his sister are doing it again
They've got the finest home movies that you have ever seen
They've got a thousand variations, every service with a smile
They're gonna take a little break, and they'll be back after a while
Well, I hear that South America is coming into styleTurn up the TV, no one listening will suspect
Even your mother won't detect it, no your father won't know
They think that I've got no respect but everything means less than zero
Hey, ooh hey, hey, ooh heyA pistol was still smoking, a man lay on the floor
Mister Oswald said, he had an understanding with the law
He said, he heard about a couple living in the USA
He said, they traded in their baby for a Chevrolet

Let's talk about the future now we've put the past awayTurn up the TV, no one listening will suspect
Even your mother won't detect it, no your father won't know
They think that I've got no respect but everything means less than zero
Hey, ooh hey, hey, ooh hey

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Black Era came to light in Naples in the year 2004. A time of Chaos and Holy Wars, Twin Towers and Banks, Global Villages built with entropy, petrol, obedience, doubt.
On the border of European civilisation, south of legality, between the Gulf that must be seen before dying and the poison that blinds and kills.
To look the Beast in the eyes becomes a necessity, a need as impelling as breathing. Breathing, expressing, communicating.


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