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my riot
04:19
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This is the one I am; sad and bitter.
You are the one I love; the one I can not have.
But I'll stay to pretend I'm happy. Yes, I will stay...
to make you mine.
It is for you I care. Maybe I'm nothing.
It is for you I care. Am I wasting all my time again?
I'm not enough.
This building is coming down...
maybe I'm nothing.
This building is coming down...
but inside of me I'm fine.
Again, I'm sad and bitter.
I'll always be just not enough.
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fds
03:47
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I don't know you.
I don't even know what is this up in my head.
Now it's raining down again.
Dear old times,
you always get the most out of me and out my head.
Now it's raining down again.
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vacationers
04:21
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Vacationer,
do you want to walk this out? Consider this as a quest inside our hearts.
And ask your friends, the ones who walked out, if did they know how much they need this now.
Vacationer,
do you want to live this out? Consider me as a friend who asks you out.
And ask yourself (it's good from time to time): is this the place that's always in your mind?
All the time that we spent away from here...
It's good to be back again.
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4. |
a casa
03:34
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Here, I'd stay, with you, forever.
How long must I wait? I want you. Forever.
A paradise. This wine tastes good. But I've been thinking about home.
The city streets lead me to you. Promise you'll wait. I'm coming.
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MúsicoDeCasa Santiago, Chile
low quality chilean dreampop since 2016.
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