Sanitized from hurt
I need some
Hypnotizing dirty loves songs
Talking angels in my bed, oh
Tie their hair around my head, so
A disguise in words
I need some
Took a dive and I beat on
The body loves
What it's never gonna become
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Little prize unheard
I bleed some
Exorcising dirty demons
Biting hands from which they're fed, oh
Eating words all left for dead, so
Bunny, rat I stirred
I bleed some
Took a dive and I beat on
The body loves
What it's never gonna become
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Took a dive and I beat on
The body loves
What it's never gonna become
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Took a dive and I beat on
The body loves
What it's never gonna become
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Took a dive and I beat on
The body loves
What it's never gonna become
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Took a dive and I beat on
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Took a dive and I beat on
Sadder eyes gonna lean on
Happy times
Where they said they gonna belong
Emigrate is a rock band based in New York, led by Richard Z. Kruspe, the lead guitarist of the German band Rammstein. Founded in 2009, Emigrate represents a departure from Rammstein's heavy metal style, exploring more electronic and melodic sounds influenced by 1980s synth-rock. Kruspe collaborates with other musicians for the albums, including Andy LaPlegua (Covenant) and Tim Skold (KMFDM). Emigrate has released three studio albums: "Emigrate" (2010), "Silent So Long" (2014) and "The Persistence of Memory" (2023). Some of the band's most representative tracks include "My World", "Wake Up!" and "Let's Go".
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