1. |
Storms
03:09
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Sitting here, singing this song
Looking at the window
rafting down by river of jin-tonic and smoke
Swimming in dizziness
And counting last coins
24 years. last 8 went wrong
This australian man
gave me a beer and support
In the center of city which
I've already loved
Trying to hide under the satins of night
Just to stay out from people
I stop recognize
Broke up with my woman
You know such things end sometimes
Would be nice to meet myself from a side
Just to look in the drunk eyes
And to say "stop it and smile"
Naive and mild weather outside
But the greatest storms approaching inside
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2. |
People
03:27
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How to do anything except art
Tired of world's passion to fall apart
We are screws on this machine
Which i hope soon will dump off it's skin
All these man in rich costumes
Continue to consume our passion
To live how they think we should
But we have our own confession
People of the world with no money but freedom
Let's stay together like we have been before
Fuck this wars and bargin of oils
We can be friends no matter what
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3. |
Buzz Boy
01:52
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I woke up
To the sun and clatter
Seems like that was rattle
Not of my son
Neither neigbour's
It was empty beer bottle
I cracked with my leg
Another day
Another glass of buzz
Still old me
Still old descent
I've changed 5 jobs
No one was feather
A sudden load
Was not my type
I can't just live
Like others survive
Trough this places
And tunnels above
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