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order05records Berlin, Germany
Funeral rites at the cemetery of planets.
A howl in the catacomb of
worlds.
Millions, into the manhole of the future.
Chains of the heart.
Engineer Everyman.
Drive geometry into their necks.
Logarithms into their gestures.
Defile their romanticism.
Tons of indignation.
Normalize the word
from pole to pole.
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