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come on
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feeling
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adore
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smiling
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24/7
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follow me
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listen
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puppets on a string
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let me be
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sober
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don´t kill the octopus
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Don´t Kill The Octopus Hamburg, Germany
Don’t Kill The Octopus, this name hangs.
Garagerock with Indietouch from Hamburg/Wedel (GERMANY). DKTO is an attempt to
save humanity, because the danger of being exposed to bad musical influences lurks on every corner and in every radio today.
So DKTO prefer to influence the people themselves! And they do so!
May the Octopus be with you! Yeah!
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