Drom - Kopí v zádech zabodlé
from DROM / Moro Moro Land split by Drom / Moro Moro Land
lyrics
k čemu kopí mám
vlny odírám
sebe zradím sám
vodu otrávím
vzduch zapálím
život popravím
proč jsem člověk já
kdo to snášet má
kdo to snášet má
vyndej kopí do zad zabodlé
krve své znovu spatříš tvář
vlny odírám
sebe zradím sám
vodu otrávím
vzduch zapálím
život popravím
proč jsem člověk já
kdo to snášet má
kdo to snášet má
vyndej kopí do zad zabodlé
krve své znovu spatříš tvář
credits
from DROM / Moro Moro Land split,
released March 14, 2014
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Apr 19Prostějov, Czech Republic
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Apr 20Frýdek Místek, Czech Republic
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Jul 11Trebic, Czech Republic
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May 2011
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