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Curse the space
03:11
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Curse the space
that separate us
from the people we love
fall asleep on clouds
let the sunshine in
everyone can tell how much you mean.
We have our own language
we are some miles away
we won't talk about him today
let's go to our favorite place
i'll pick you up at nine
we'll ride our bikes
we'll watch the stars in the same place
no one laughs at the same things we do
telepathy, is what we do
you'll sing will i drive
play our special soundtrack
we'll buy cheap vodka
and fight like ninjas
we'll invent nicknames for everyone else
and forget it's sunday until 8 am
you are always in my dreams
no one could replace you here
you are always in my dreams
no one could replace you
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Issues
03:52
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i can't remember exactly what you said
the same as you, the same as everyone else
i read the letter one more time
pretending i was fine
so many thoughts in my head
while i listen to the song you wrote
i'll keep that to myself
i'll fade before it's too late
common stories between the strangeness life is
it happend before, just a different story, different story
life changes all the time, we will always big issues
i don't even care, but never again, never again
you've create yourself a whole new world
and now you're smiling, you're smiling
people come and go, there's no need to cry
i don't even care, but never again, never again.
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Time Machine
04:13
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Hey Chica! Guadalajara, Mexico
Hey Chica! from Mexico, with refined ways and meticulous preparation in certain passages evoke spanish indie pop and an
intense approach to shoegaze.
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Hey Chica! desde México, con formas refinadas y meticulosa preparación evocan en ciertos paisajes al indie pop español y un intenso acercamiento al shoegaze.
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