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Expressionism
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[Chorus]:
Expression of your soul
A realness against the gloom
Expression of your soul
A realness against the gloom
[Verse]:
Scarlet paleness on mahogany fruits
An art about wonderful doom
Perfection of expressionism
The creature of abstractionism
[Chorus]:
Expression of your soul
A realness against the gloom
Expression of your soul
A realness against the gloom
[Verse]:
Scarlet paleness on mahogany fruits
An art about wonderful doom
Perfection of expressionism
The creature of abstractionism
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Kult Revolucii Tyumen, Russia
Kult Revolucii - darkwave band, created by Ashley S.
An art of band - an elegy, new philosophy and endeless
reflection about everlasting problematic of our soceity through the centuries. Problematic, which is covered in the human himself.
Something corrosived him by infinity poison and caressing by a velvet blancket. Somewhat, that is always in sight, but couldn`t be seen by people, unfortunately.
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