Motif XS - Crazy Music Notebook

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Barbie Q

Katty you hated me in "Rollerball" that much...

Science is the Drama of Man

Searching for truth the Woman

Mother Nature

Probing her...

Piercing her...

All on faith their eyes will not lie

Seeing what they wish to see

Disappointed they can not be done with her

For once and all

Intrigued by her mysteries

They are driven to their death

- Reetszoe

War Inc.

A howling wind is whistling in the night

My dog is growling in the dark

Something's pulling me outside

To ride around in circles

I know that you have got the time

Coz anything I want, you do

You'll take a ride through the strangers

Who don't understand how to feel

In the deathcar, we're alive

I'll let some air come in the window

Kind of wakes me up a little

I don't turn on the radio

Coz they play shit, like....You know

When your hand was down on my dick

It felt quite amazing

And now that, that is all over

All we've got is the silence

In the deathcar, we're alive

So come on mandolins, play

When I touched you

I felt that you still had your baby fat

And a little taste of baby's breath

Makes me forget about death

At your age you're still joking

It ain't time yet for the choking

So now we can see the movie and see each other truly

In the deathcar, we're alive

I want to hear some mandolins

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He lived to find beauty. He killed to possess it.

Perfume the Movie (2006) is set in the colourful backdrop of 18th century France centering on the life of an unfortunate boy, Jean Baptiste, born in the slums of a Paris fish market. Left for dead amongst rotting fish guts, he inhales the plethora of scents around him. He is rescued by some passers by and is subsequently placed in an orphanage. He is an odd child and a social outcast. Possibly as a result of his traumatic birth, he is blessed with outstanding olfactory senses: from early childhood he displays an uncanny ability for discerning the individual smells of everything around him. The twists and turns of his early life are one continuous tragic story. His quest is to learn the art of perfume making and, once taught, Jean Baptise desires to make the ultimate perfume. His skilfully crafted perfumes have the ability to provoke unexpected reactions in both the wearer and the recipient. During his apprenticeship, he discovers he has no personal smell and is initially devastated. On his journey to create olfactory perfection, he seeks alternative ingredients to his perfumes and, in doing so, leaves a grisly trail...