1. |
Atelophobia
01:02
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I'd like to drown
into your arms
take me anywhere
I don't mind
I would love to
see the last of
me and you
I would love to-
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2. |
My lies and your cheeks
01:11
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The drama for people
that just want to wiggle
I don't hear a word
that they're saying
Our cheeks they're burning
for love or for fever
I am still deaf to all
that thay're saying
(the sand and the sea
you tell me don't leave)
Still drain
running for
reaching her ears
and tell her the love
that we made and
you have to believe me
I'll always be honest to you
(the sand and the sea
you tell me don't leave)
stay by my side,
I won't tell a lie
no lies
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3. |
From human to human
03:03
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find me in the clouds
just down under your solitude
you keep infesting
my thoughts
and what if someday I'll just turn around
and shout?
sunday,
oh sunday lasts too long
one day, i'll follow the right path
just leaving the wrong way behind
and until then
never cease eye-contact
tell me
tell me one of your stories
and let me hear the sound of
your smiling eyes
and show me the world
as you like to see it
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4. |
WorldWideWeb
02:02
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I got into my brain, deep
delaying the sound of my thoughts
blurrin into one
shalalala
what a beautiful day to lose myself
I'm trapped into my veins
How do I get out?
help me to concentrate
instead you burn and I
unspoken words
unspoken truth
(How did I get here?)
Nothing - what it seems
I was searching searching
tryin to get into my shoes
(ashamed ashamed ashamed)
insects crawling under my skin
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5. |
Outro
00:44
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