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Jonathan’s friends find him just outside a village in the French Alsace. Brought to a simple home, where he lies on a dirty mattress, he seems unwilling to live. The text and music are replete with religious references, whilst the group’s choice to live outside society seems to be a political one.
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Jonathan’s friends find him just outside a village in the French Alsace. Brought to a simple home, where he lies on a dirty mattress, he seems unwilling to live. The text and music are replete with religious references, whilst the group’s choice to live outside society seems to be a political one.

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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Kidam

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