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The Electric Monk

from Submissive by The Preachers

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The electric monk was on his own
He thought the world was his alone
He thought the sky was green,
the sun was black
and that there was one thing humans lacked,
which was his task in life

Hurt, I fucking hurt

Unfruitful dreaming
Fed up with belief
Man's habit to discard the abstract
unveils a fetish of grief

Free the memory
We're lost anyway
Free the memory on us all
Reclaiming our faith

Put your electric monks down
They're what you made
and after getting so afraid
No faith in yourself or in your friend
Rather mislay it 'til the end
It has run amok since then

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from Submissive, released April 29, 2014

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The Preachers Gothenburg, Sweden

THE PREACHERS began as a revolt in 1996 towards what the members used to do before. From a moaning and grumpy industrial metal/goth rock constellation from 1991 to an angry and uprising noise metal combo.

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