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""I know (who's behind the door... who's behind the door?) Suddenly decide to listen to me Falling from the interior who's behind the door... who's behind the door? Safety (sexuality... falling away from me) Suddenly decide to listen to me Thank you for being my medium Who's behind the door... WHO'S BEHIND THE DOOR? Reptile the reptile in me Animal I'm an animal and we're all the same ALL the same... So I'm sending to you this Depth Charge Known into the unknown seeking the unknown into the unknown depths Suddenly decide to listen to me Thank you for the material Who's behind the door? I'm behind the door! Red line the red line in me Insect or animal though we're not the same... EVERYTHING'S THE SAME! Known into the unknown seeking the unknown into the unknown depths! It's ALL the same (That's all that we are...) MOTHER (everything that we are...) FATHER (This is all that you are...) SISTER (every little thing that you are...) FAMILY ...Further! ...Further! ...Further! ...BRING IT ON! Known into the unknown seeking the unknown into the unknown Depths NO ANGER""
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"Redline... the redline in me" A redline refers to the max speed of a vehicle - so he's really pushing himself to further "evolve"