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Pretend. Re-Circle
03:50
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Slow down before you take the wrong way
And get back where you started
Slow down before you get to the bay
Where the rich kids partied
They were so hazey
You tried to copy their moves
They wore those easy
Brown leather boots
You wanted to be hazey
So you had to learn all the moves
And get a pair of those
Glamorous brown boots
Slow down before you get to the bay
Where the rich kids partied
Slow down before you take the wrong way
And get back where you started
I guess you should lay back and
Learn again to breathe under water
I guess you should lay back and
Learn again to breathe under water
You just laid back and
Acted like a strangely immortal
Lift in mood for this neighborhood
Like biting a lemon after a shot of good
Transparent fire that follows the wire
Of your spine to lift up the mood
You thought a rock'n'rolla is always a superstar
But it is none that describes who you are
Right now
//If you don't let them close
Sure, you'll have noone to lean on//
Slow down before you get to the bay
Where the rich kids partied
Slow down before you take the wrong way
And get back where you started
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Marmalande
03:12
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They set the truth to hide and a mischief to follow
It's in front of your eyes
I'm flooded by the lies of a better tomorrow
It won't get any better
All my friends said they will get on the highway
And leave this place behind
All my friends said they will get on the highway
And leave this hell of a place far behind
Their back
Don't look back
It is already late
I've seen the wreck
In the black
Hole that swallows up the aid
They set the truth to hide and a mischief to follow
It's in front of your eyes
I'm flooded by the lies of a better tomorrow
It won't get any better
All my friends said I should get on the highway
And leave this place behind
All my friends said they will get on the highway
And leave this hell of a place far behind
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