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Mongolian Suit

from Sound Of Origin by 120 Minds

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Mongolian Suit is the forth track on Sound Of Origin

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The Mongolian Suit

My long hair can sense it,
They're the tentacles of my inner wisdom,
No need to see the cold eyes,
Searching for further victims.

Bloodlines design your life,
You're drugged and grateful that you're alive, so alive.

I take my horse,
Ride until i breathe my last breath,
I take my horse,
Catch you like my forefathers did.

Fearless, knowing my roots,
In my Mongolian suit,
Absolutely calm and focused,
I wait to hear the shoot.

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from Sound Of Origin, released February 15, 2020
Vocals/ Guitar/ Bass/ Composition/ Lyrics by Kamran Inaiat
Drums/ Percussions by Steven Glab

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120 Minds Hanau, Germany

120 Minds are Kamran Inaiat, Daniel Schäfer and Steven Glab.

Psychedelic sounds, oriental spheres and hard riffs is the combination which makes the music unique.

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