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Never Sleep
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Basic lyrics:
For every common nights,
I stay late until the midnight,
I can not take it lightly,
cuz' i know the monsters are around the house.
They are around!
They are always around!
I must never sleep,
I don't wanna die easily,
The disease outside is much worse,
What they created was what everyone fear.
It's my right and my last day to defend,
It's my life that I must to live.
When they come in with their silver knives.
I shall defend myself, start the attack!
They are the disease,
They are so much worse,
Not only they will destroy your electronics,
But also they will destroy my eternal body.
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Areal Kollen Yulin, China
Areal Kollen is a solo project started very early in 2008,until now the style had changed from Anime Music to
EBM,Industrial,Aggrotech,ect. Kollen also led projects such as Die Slein / Ziguo Chen ect,and he addicts to remixing very much.
His lyrics is mostly in English,and is mainly about environmental protection，anti discrimination，social issues...
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