1. |
The last hippie
04:20
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2. |
Mystic Air
04:14
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3. |
Bonny
04:02
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4. |
Cat's eyes
02:41
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It was a sunny morning of June
When I saw your face the first time
Your stanted eyes reminded me myself
Your look reached my soul
Again
I wondered
What was happening?
Again and again
I wondered
What could be better?
These were the best years of my life
I was watching you growing up
My world revolved around you
Your little smile made me flow
Again
I wondered
What was happening?
Again and again
I wondered
What could be better?
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5. |
The Liars
03:16
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6. |
Schizophrenic
02:57
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7. |
She'd never changed
02:45
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She waited in silence
while everythings around her
was a new and
an expected change
The Sky was very dark
The stars seemed at war
but i knew
It'd dawn soon
She'd never changed
She'd never changed
She was scared
although that didn't care
cause she knew
It was an expected change
The Sky was very dark
The stars seemed at war
but i knew
It'd dawn soon
She'd never changed
She'd never changed
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8. |
Keep your advice
03:12
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Now I'm trying to take control again
I'm learning new rules again
I'd get on well with my friends if I were you
I'd be more careful with my health if I were you
Now I'm trying to take control again
I'm learning new rules again
I wouldn't throw away all my dreams if I were you
I wouldn't take too many drugs if I were you
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9. |
Money
03:20
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I don't know if you realize
I'm not your God
I don't know if you realize
I'm not your hero
I just hope you realize
Your are may slave
I just hope you realize
I'm The death
I'm a Murderer
I don't know if you realize
I killed Jesus
I don't know if you realize
I bought the humans
I just hope you realize
Your are may slave
I just hope you realize
I'm The death
I'm a Murderer
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10. |
Grandparent
04:33
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You taught me how to become a man
You bought me my first guitar
Old man
I didn't want to wake up
Your advice made me understand
Old man
Maybe some deay we'll meet again
I'm sure I will never forget you
I remember when you were in your armchair
Telling war stories
Old man
Your life was lon but very tough
Perhaps you didn't have enough
Time
Maybe some deay we'll meet again
I'm sure I will never forget you
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