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hell
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break down
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burn money
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hello & goodbye
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stay away from me
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thunder in paradise
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mechanical heart
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rock machine
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clock
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some body tell me
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psychological problems
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stereoman город Санкт Петербург, Russian Federation
This story began in a small town in Russia. Three ordinary guys got together and decided to play in a band. They were united with love to cartoons, comics and music, especially Blink-182 and bla-bla-bla...
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