| I dwell in ruins of the former over-the-horizon-radar
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| Antennas rust slowly, squeak in the wind
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| Thousands tons of metal — high alloy steel
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| 150 meters — zinc layer prevent it from corroding
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| Epic construction — retreat of the damned — a place of rest
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| My mind accepts what the eyes won’t believe
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| Rise — over the forest
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| Rise — to the sky
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| Hiding in the shadows of humming towers we survived
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| A smoldering fire pit warms my cold dead hands
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| Study an updated map where are the erased places marked
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| And the concrete stab roads are surrounded by thick pine forest
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| Power plant is shimmering in the distance behind the trees
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| Half-destroyed houses, abandoned villages appear on the horizon
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| Horizon — the north trace
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| Horizon — antenna arrays — dead place
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| Transuranic concentrations force anguish towards the residents
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| Beyond all imagination — overwhelming fear grips the body
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| I am one of 300
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| Still live in the exclusion zone
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| The monster in the conrete cage still it hungers
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| I force myself to sleep among the mouldered crossgraves
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| The singing of the dead brings me to rest
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| No grave wreaths, no plastic flowers
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| Only the yellow-black triangular radiation signs
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| Prypjat
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| Cargo port, crane cemetery
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| I pick one of the cabins
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| Surmount the endless leader to reach a height
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| Heirs of downfall
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| Dead population
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| Endstage in doom
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| Dwelling in the ruins
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| Singing of the dead |