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You Will Notice
02:17
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I’ma tell you it’s alright
And I’m fine
And I fear you will notice it’s all made up
In my mind
A malfunctioning lie
To be at your side
Looking for light
But I’m blind
Feeling you, and I can feel it’s not true
And I’m dying
But I’m alive
To be at your side
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Sick of not getting caught
Gunna give my best to get busted
Things I earned – undeserved
Everything’s free for me, it seems
And I keep doin’ wrong
Cause you can’t find me out
It feels strange to get a pass
I keep on talking my way out
Figured it out, the tone of my voice
I made the big score once again
And you can’t find me out
For I keep telling lies
In the dark where you can’t see my eyes
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3. |
Flume
03:47
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Parterre rechts
03:03
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The Sins of My Youth Cologne, Germany
Ein Kollektiv ohne kollektives Bewusstsein. Fühler auf irgendeine Art. Wir machen das, was Musiker tun: Musik aufnehmen, veröffentlichen, auf Konzerten vorspielen etc.
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