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A song about individuality.

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RIGHT! In The Box – hardcore!
WRONG! In the box.

Let’s go!
We are cracking the monotone
there' only 3 types of clones.
While we’re all flesh and bone
Everyone dies alone...
We don’t like your apathy,
You believe in your authority.
But what this simply means to me
Is nothing but that you don’t see
the Points of my reflection
fittin' into another section
Included in a faction
Representing your class-detection.

We are all unique!
Uniformity is cynic!
We are no class, this shocks
When you only think in the box!

You think you know us
Cuz you’ve seen guys like us
Seems like a bunch a deadlocks
Start thinking outside the box!

Now you will see!

Shut up!
We don’t like foolish categories
Shown in yellow press stories
Tell us bearded men stand for enemies
We don’t believe in your clichees.
A group matchs mutuality
But everyone keeps his identity
This makes human being free
To trust in independence.

We are all unique!
Uniformity is cynic!
We are no class, this shocks
When you only think in the box!

RIGHT!

Individuals don’t fit into cells
No one like another, brother unlike brother
Standing on my own feet, rising at my own speed
Thinking for myself, I’m individual.

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from Lovely Greetings From A Dying Planet, released December 1, 2007

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SEAMYSIDE Dessau, Germany

SEAMYSIDE started some years ago and meanwhile released 2 EPs and one album, played all over Europe and always stayed true to its members trust in creative friendship, generating the vibe of DIY post metal combined with an emotional approach to understand human behaviour. ... more

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