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Fake Idols
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They hung those portraits on the wall
And later on, later on
They still haven't fall
They resist throughout the storm
And I'm asking what are they for ?
Fake Idols along the halls
And later on, later on
They still haven't fall
Abandoned and left to rot
And I'm asking what was it worth ?
Ready or not, ready or not
An angry mob's bringing turmoil
Ready or not, ready or not
They'll desecrate your cheap temples
Raging riot, raging riot
License to kill the one above all
Raging riot, raging riot
Here to bring down your fake idols
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Primates of Noise Paris, France
Noise band from Paris (FR)
Florian (Bass & Backing Vocals)
Lionel (Drums)
Robin (Guitar & Vocals)
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