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War
03:58
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Red lights flash we see them come
vengeance what they seek
sending us to kingdom come
cause that is where we meet.
Waltzing on the world today
thought you could escape
they come for us, they make us stay
for debts and loans we ow them cant repay.
Lonely when the kingdom comes
conquered lands, our homes are lost
Tanks as big as mountains come
squalling with their hearts
vast n daunting is the force
that creeps and tears the ones to blame apart
Only when the kingdom comes
conquered lands, our homes are lost
pleas forgive,we beg you lord.
But he s unarmed and he cant talk
waltzing on the world today
think we cant escape
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Anecdotes
04:28
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Anecdotes
There were so many times, when i felt so tired
ready to throw it all away
sometimes i look inside and start off my mind
and here i am once again.
For a while i was trying, I was searching
for things that i dont get.
And if you wouldnt mind, i d tell you some kind
of anecdotes of earlier this year
Watching the sun go down
Each single day i d note that things have turned out good
Paddling on boats down lakes
and waterfalls I wont forget those afternoons
Chained to the oars working night shifts
while blisters look crack fireworks.
All the time on the streets i see dull lights
pending in the shade
and the people in the lines of the travel agencies
are psychopaths in camouflage
complaining constantly they are like me
but then remember me
and they remember me.....
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3. |
Please.Come Closer
04:14
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Please! Come closer!
And your father went to church every sunday night
after all the sinners had come
giving all the money he had
so that every single one would understand.
And your mother was a free bird didnt want you to
become a sinner like the ones she´d had
saving all the money she had
so that you would be the one to understand.
you went to school a year or so but then dropped out of itcause you knew you would earn money while you sang
you acted cool a year or two but then you fell for it
and then forgot about the things you could have had
Please,come closer! How nice she sang, du du du du
Noone dared to ask and noone dared to talk about
we all are full of guilt, the seven sins
spending all the money we have
and noone ever wants to understand.
Became a star and they all loved you then all left you there.With their greedy smiles their trying to confess.
They didnt know they didnt want to be forgiven so
and they forgot about the things you could have had
and they forgot about the things and now you re dead
Please come closer! How nice she sang. du dudu dudududu
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4. |
The March Back Home
04:09
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THE MARCH BACK HOME
Without the dust of cars
Been here a week or so
with the sound of our guitars
and the farmers coming home
i ve been here once before
been here at the coast
where fishermen and pirates meet the sailors at the park.
and the dunes defending shield
spreads across the face
we run along the fields
watch a dancing shade
the talking here seems weird
but comfort gave the smiles
makes us feel at home at least for one week of the year.
And we go
we take the march back home
got no place else to go
And we know
we gotta take the march back home
got no place else to go
And the paths along the fields
the darkness growing old
and the patterns of the beach
tickling in our toes
and noone else could hear
noone else would know
that this time of the year we´ve got no other place to go.
And we go
we take the march back home
got no place else to go
And we know
we gotta take the march back home
got no place else to go
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