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One Last Night
03:51
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One last night, looking for these bright eyes I really want. / One last night, standing on. Under a table is where I found your dark.
When did we arrive? Where we were? Without a light everything looks grey. / Who am I out of your skirt? Without your eyes, everything looks great.
One last night, seeing how your naked body steals my soul. / But this last night, I am ready for standing up and fight my cause.
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The Catflap
04:05
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There is still a place where its peace makes me rest. / The sun warns my feet, which lie bored on the table. / The song of the birds takes me to the streets. / It is that place I belong, and I have almost forgotten.
And sometimes I feel like things haven’t changed at all. / When I walk the city, and head up the same old pub.
The crowd sings a song about kings, tricksters and witches, while life rust in peace, until Sun knocks on the window.
In the morning in my way back home, the breeze strokes my hands. Then, I couldn’t sleep. It was there when you came to my mind.
And sometimes I feel like things haven’t changed at all. / Time doesn’t always heal the wounds of the heart. / And sometimes I feel like having a trip through my mind. / Looking for memories which change the pain into calm.
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Ode to Bedbugs
05:36
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Sometimes I feel like going down by a train. / Some nights I’ve just wanted to find in the clouds my bed. / Dream I’m far away the matters, which brought me to this cloud. Walk, my way back to the ground where you don’t live no more.
Because life, It’s such a better place. It’s fairly much more safe when you are far away. That’s why I am sleeping on the sky. Trying not to get beaten by you anymore.
I’ve tried to explain you which are my complaints. / I’ve let you know sometimes that I don’t have more chances but build a wall. Like in Gaza Israel, which powers are not equal. Which one has not respect. / I wish it were an insecticide, which could prevent your damage. Which works against this bug.
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