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Yellow
03:46
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Once upon a time there was
a world where children cried
the saddest lullaby
They couldn´t stop
and one more lie...
in their sad lives
and one more blood tear fell on the floor
SPIT IT OUT, THE YELLOW FROM THE SUN
WHILE I CAN SEE THE FEAR IN YOUR EYES
Sea is full of red
no heroes in the sky
but I´ll try to stop the end again
And I may run into the same stuff!
but its not my fault, it's the last time,
cause now it's over
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2. |
This Town
03:37
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This town is dead on Sundays,
and you tell me about music bands and drug designs
Medicine is not helping me!
cause I´m still seeing blurry traffic lights
I CANNOT FIND ANY EXPRESSION ON YOUR FACES
LEARNING TO DIE
IN THIS BLEEDING DAYBREAK
SO TRY TO LIVE YOUR LIE
AND FEEL ALL THE PAIN
DAY AFTER DAY
CAUSE WE ALL GIVE UP SOMEDAY!
My reflection melts over the shop windows,
I´m drunk and blind,
my plastic mind cannot stop thinking of you.
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3. |
Innocent Youth
03:10
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Tell me my friend where you´ve left your innocent youth,
I know it´s so hard to realize the hourglass is broken
And you´re still trying to catch the past with your hand
and pictures in your head
but you cannot remember yesterday!
YOU CAN FEEL HOW THEY´RE FALLING DOWN,
PIECE BY PIECE,
THE ROOFS OF THIS TOWN
Do you remember when we threw rocks
and we used to feel like kings?
Sweet seventeen
Look back! We are smiling!
but you cannot remember it!
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