Grand canyons of space and time universal
My mind is subjected, subjected to all

Stab (bawl), punch (crawl)
Hooks to my brain are well in
Stab (bawl), punch (crawl)
I know what I am, I'm Berlin

Through cracked, blackened memories of unit dispersal
I face the impregnable wall

Stab (bawl), punch (crawl)
Hooks to my brain are well in
Stab (bawl), punch (crawl)
I know what I am, I'm (Berlin) Berlin

Exploding, reloading, this quest never ending
Until I give out my last breath

I'm stabbing (and bawling), I'm punching (and crawling)
Hooks to my brain are well in
I'm stabbing (and bawling), I'm punching (and crawling)
I know what I am, I'm Berlin
(Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, Berlin)


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Dissident Aggressor Lyrics as written by Kenneth Downing Glenn Raymond Tipton

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    This song is about being a Berlin Wall guard. Look up the word Dissident add that up with Im Berlin. It is either that or the embodiment of Communism. That or the wall itself.

    Black_Sabathon May 18, 2008   Link

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