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Twins are two offspring produced in the same pregnancy.
Twins may also refer to:
In film & television:
- Twins (1925 film), a film starring Stan Laurel
- Twins (1988 film), a film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito
- The Twins (film), a 2005 South Korean film
- Twins (TV series), a 2005 American sitcom
- The Twins (1979 TV series)
- Twins (The Matrix)
- The Twins (Transformers)
In music:
- Twins (group), a Hong-Kong based Cantopop group
- Twins (2002 EP), an EP by Twins
- The Twins (group), a German pop duo
- Twins (Ornette Coleman album)
- "TWINS (Knock Out)", a song by Super Junior
In architecture:
- The Twins (house), a Kremenets house
In other uses:
- World Trade Center, the Twin Towers in lower Manhattan destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attack.
- LG Twins, a Korean baseball team
- Minnesota Twins, a MLB baseball team
- NASA TWINS Mission, a NASA program
- The Twins (novel), by Tessa De-Loo
- Twins, a photobook by Steven Underhill
- Twins --- A Variety Store Named "The End of the World", a novel by Novala Takemoto
See also [link]
- Twinz, an American hip hop duo
- Twin (disambiguation)
- Twin Sisters (disambiguation)
- Gemini (disambiguation)
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The Twins (novel)
The Twins (Dutch: De Tweeling) is a 1993 novel by Tessa de Loo about the sisters Lotte and Anna, who are separated at the age of six when their father dies.
Film, TV or theatrical adaptations
In 2003 the book was adapted to a film named Twin Sisters.
The Twins (group)
The Twins is a German synthpop and new wave duo. They were popular in the 1980s. Their successful singles include "The Desert Place" and "Face To Face - Heart To Heart".
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by The Twins
The Twins
by: BenightedDarkness and nothing else in his eyes
And once again he awakes in this closed unknown chamber
Explaining parts of childhood coming to him
His remembers are woolly, no birth-date
Past forgotten
Vicious, dangerous, incurable
As all the other times he's searching for his brother
Supposing that he owes him this new solitary confinement
Fixed glance, he pricks up the ear
Assuring us he knows who's behind the door
Negation of our existence
He begins to speak alone
Who are you? Are you the other me?
How could I know who I am? I'm just a half of myself
Again I feel this pain
[Chorus:]
Do you hear my voice behind this fucking door?
I hear you my brother
Why have they put us in a strange place?
Why don't I remember?
I have to tell you something, we've done something evil
We have murdered our father
We've done it together
Dissociation of mind always torn between fraternal love and hate
He refuses to pay the price for his fault
Fit of anger he violently breaks the door
And as he realizes what stand behind
Not his brother but absolutely nothing