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From her to eternity
From her to eternity portrays the contained anger of a rock artist. The combustion of the cigarette transforms melancholy and frustration into the smoke that shoots from her mouth, from her towards the sadness that drowns her behind the scenes minutes before going on stage, from her, to eternity.
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From her to eternity portrays the contained anger of a rock artist. The combustion of the cigarette transforms melancholy and frustration into the smoke that shoots from her mouth, from her towards the sadness that drowns her behind the scenes minutes before going on stage, from her, to eternity.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Manuel Rodriguez Lening
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