1. |
ur dream
01:44
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2. |
8 days a week
04:11
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you move to city of my dream
where there’re five ways to leave
where it went two times the speed
and three steps to grief
you could see i’m happy
with a merry life
just bury me
i move from city of my dream
where there’re eight days a week
with a five to nine job
where you’re always asleep
time ticks off i’m awake
snoozing the clock
our dreams got delayed
TELL ME
HOW CAN I NOT BE AFRAID
I thought I knew you
like the back of my hand
and i know
and i knowoowoah
how it goes
I thought I knew you
like the back of my hand
and i know
and i knowoowoah
and i don’t.
I thought I knew you
like the back of my hand
and i know
and i know
and i know
and i don’t
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3. |
dwio
03:10
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Dreaming with eyes open
Restless, pointing through conscious
Without consensus filed
We’re back to square one
And
you seem dire,
cruising through every every foreign street
Like lucid dream,
with water pouring from horizon
Run now, before you’re swollen
What were we like?
Exactly eight steps backwards.
Run now before you’re swollen.
Not my wet dream,
fuck it it’s all over.
La~la~it's all over
You seem dire,
cruising through every every foreign street
Like lucid dream,
with water pouring from horizon
Run now before you’re swollen. What were we like?
Exactly eight steps backwards.
Run now before you’re swollen
In my dreams
Pain is always present so
Thank you all the sleepless time, I don’t deserve to rest
I can’t run after my life
Hours waking wide-eyes
5am see whose waving at you
In the pond in the pond in the pond
Naked swollen in the pond
In the pond in the pond in the pond
Breathless floating in the pond
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4. |
millions
03:29
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再錄一次吧
已經三點鐘
三點鐘
lately i’ve been wondering
how you fall asleep
keep a peace of mind
keep a piece of head
close your eyes
sing a lullaby
baby
i’ve been dreaming how
to keep a smile
and to drink some wine
and to fall asleep
maybe wake up and
just to fall asleep
maybe i shouldn’t
maybe i couldn’t
( and it’s 2019
i’m twenty three years old
and i live in my house in squirrel hill and i work in commonplace
and yeh i don’t know what’s going on to happen
but….)
being far apart
feeling free and lost
(afraid to stay afraid to go)
i laugh when they wish me to have a good day
(and i’m caught in the millions)
afraid to fall afraid to love too far to walk someone hear me talk
we’re running away from lost
living in the millions cost
maybe i am just mad
maybe i am just tired you know you know you know
maybe i should cut my hair
and im caught in the millions
floating in the millions
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
being far apart
feeling free and lost
(maybe i am just mad)
i laugh when they wish me to have a good day
maybe i am just tired you know you know you know
afraid to fall afraid to love too far to walk someone hear me talk
we’re running away from lost
living in the millions cost
floating in the million
just one in a million
i'll see you in a million
i'll see you in a million
caught in a million
floating in the million
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’m caught in a million
floating in the millions
just one in a million
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
just one in a million
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
just one in a million
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
just one in a million
just one in a million
i’ll see you in a million
i’ll see you in a million
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