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HOEHLER
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Oslo I
06:08
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The Truth is on Fire
05:58
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do you know what you know?
do you hear what you hear?
life is just a show.
3 of 4 (guys) will disappear.
beyond opinions there is one truth,
but who shows you the liar in your hood?
take care, think and doubt,
truth is a fire, and the light is almost out.
why is it so important to be right?
friends are coming, friends are going.
sometimes friendship is a fight,
but without such fights nothing is glowing.
take the hand when it offers itself,
there are many opinions in the bookshelfs.
learn from everyone and think on,
that YOUR truth is not the only one.
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HOEHLER (Vocals)
03:00
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Hardenberg Leipzig, Germany
Hardenberg makes electro music since 2017... that's it!
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