Son of a mother
You're the son of a father
You look inside you
You look inside me

Come on and search
Search deep inside

You put it together
And you pull it apart
You're lapsing cultures
You don't remember


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Search Lyrics as written by Christoph Franke Hans Peter Baumann

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    It seems to me it's about psychology or maybe anthropocentrism

    Bochini 27on June 05, 2013   Link
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    amazing song if you listen to the guitar it sounds like a sped up version of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit

    octopuseyeson June 11, 2007   Link
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    oh wow, when I hear D Boon sing this song, the line "Search Deep Inside" sounds like "Stick your dick inside". I always thought this was a song about fornication. Reading the lyrics, it has a much deeper meaning.

    TdyYrLoveon March 09, 2011   Link

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