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rocket past your face
x marks the spot
where the story goes
the image is getting hot
hang from a balloon
hang from a balloon
red shoes a stripped shirt floating heads
all above the dirt
planet eyes all in the sky
they dare not speak a word
these days the music is more and more often
leaving few in their comfortable seats
and its not to blame but is a shame
that people cannot see
the opportunity
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Nice Place
04:14
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when i wake up to the sun
notice the flowers opening
bright like the stars or the moonlight
where is it you're going
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walk towards me and then you'll see
don't tell me it feels like yawning
oh you can do anything you want to
oh you can do anything you like
oh you can be anyone you want to
oh you can be anyway you like
they don't know me
they only know what i show them
is it time to pretend
will your spirit
will your spirit survive
oh you can do anything you want to
oh you can do anything you like
oh you can be anyone you want to
oh you can be anyway you like
they don't know me
they only know what i show them
is it time to pretend
will your spirit
will your spirit survive
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Dear Castles
04:09
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what did you find
let me decide
try to fly yet i cannot
why oh why i just thought
i might be right for once
i did not think about you
you seem to know what is
going on
i thought i told you
told you right
dear castles
crumbling down
you are the kingdom
pick up your crown
what did you find
let me decide
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