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Angerland
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angerland
welcome to angerland
o i'm so poor, i'm suffering badly
i'm suffering gladly
in angerland
welcome to angerland
where everyone is white
where everyone is male and drinks real ale
in angerland, in angerland
welcome to angerland
let june 23rd go down in our history as our independence day. independence from our heads, independence from our bodies, independence from sanity
welcome to angerland
where everything is great again
we're fostering hate again
in angerland, in angerland
welcome to angerland
unless i don't like you
unless i don't want you
unless i don't know you
then fuck off
don't come to angerland
don't come to angerland
stay our of angerland
we're taking back control, control....
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Angerland (Radio edit)
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beeeeeeep
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Coma Cat Edinburgh, UK
Coma Cat has awakened to bring you pure catnip. The bassless trio from Edinburgh plays rabid shed rock - a genre-bending
type of minimal punk garage conceived for the felines of tomorrow. Or let's just call it music.
Press kit here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/10GNw3r7Mng0Fu8q5NQ6tMhtxy2jJUG5Y?usp=sharing
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