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“In the East” by Misbegotten (song page, archived)

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Song
In the East
Artist
Misbegotten
Genres
Metal, Unassigned Genre
Captured
December 18, 2000 (4 captures)
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  Composer(s)
    • Misbegotten
  Engineer
    • Christian "Gschnitz" Gschneidn
 
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BRIEF DESC. :  About fourteen years ago something happened in the eastern part of Europe. Do you remember?
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  Lyrics
In the East It seemed to be a normal day, as I woke up at nine. A day like thousand days before - I was feeling fine. The breakfast tasted very well, the sun shined into my face. Everything seemed to be okay, ‘till I switched on the radio. They said that it had happened in the East and that it will not cause any disease. But we should close the windows (and) stay at home. That worried me because I was alone. It seemed to be a normal day, (but) there was something in the air. (An) nuclear power plant exploded - it was the day after. A deadly cloud has reached us all - no chance to escape. (I) thought I was going to be sick when I fell asleep. They built the bomb, then they turned it into a power station - unnecessary risk. And yesterday it detonated the third time - third time in history. The next day I woke up at six, I got the shock of my life. My hair lay on the pillow - arrgh - they fell out in the night. I started crying, could not stop. I thought about the words: „It will not cause any disease.“ - not cause any disease. They said that it had happened in the East and that it will not cause any disease. But we should close the windows (and) stay at home. That worried me - I was alone. They built the bomb, then they turned it into a power station - unnecessary risk. And yesterday it detonated the third time - third time in history. It seemed to be a normal day, (but all) my nightmares became real. (I’m) suffering from radiation sickness. (all) my nightmares became real. They said that it had happened in the East and that it will not cause any disease. But now I know that’s a pack of lies and now the human race dies.
 
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