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Dampfwalzer

from Bleed by Turn Out

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lyrics

Won't you believe what your mind is missing?
Can't geht a thought straight?
Now let me see!
Won't you believe it's you who is missing?
Oh, what a life if you just would be!

Won't you believe?
Now, can't you believe?
Can't get a thought straight?
Would you believe?
You could believe if you would believe!
Be left - believe, be free
Believe - be left, be with me
Be - just be free

Now you are stalking your own feelings
You do not care anyway
Can't understand there are no feelings
Fuck is so normal nowadays!

Keep on dancing to the motion
Keep your engines motor clean
Covered in black body lotion
'cause everyday is Halloween!

Won't you believe?
Now, can't you believe?
Can't get a thought straight?
Would you believe?
You could believe if you would believe!
Be left - believe, be free
Believe - be left, be with me
Be - just be free

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from Bleed, released May 17, 2014

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Turn Out Innsbruck, Austria

Wolfgang 'Mason' Maurer - guitar (1997 - now)

Andreas 'Tinti' Deutinger - bass (2002 - now)

Michael Gassebner - drums (2006 - now)

Eugen Cech - vocals (2011 - 2018)

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past members:

Marcy Brownstone - guitar (2008 - 2013)

Stephan El Batawy - vocals (2002 - 2011)

Severin Gombocz - guitar (2002 - 2008)

Otto Horvath - vocals (2001)

Christian Fürtinger - drums (1997 - 2006) ... more

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