1. |
Miles Away
01:53
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We are going to find our way somewhere
Instead of making noises
From the basement of this city
We'd better run fast enough
To save ourselves from living
Indoor days and miles away from home
In a while we’ll disappear
and then wake up into the real life
Sunday night lying on the floor
Eating cheap Chinese food for breakfast
Don’t let the promise that we made
Turn in a sudden into nothing
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Brighton Pier
02:05
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Look at me, I’m holding on for your smile
I guess I’d be strong
Empty streets are watching me roam
Your heartbeats are carrying me home
I don’t give up for those assholes
Will you be with me?
Countless blank nights I spent on my own
Are you still with me?
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July '94
02:11
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July ‘94
The day we’ve been waiting for
We signed walls with our testament
With the flags of our friendship
They’re all still there but now we’re gone
Where am I driving alone?
On dead-end freeways
and I don’t belong
to those days anymore
But I remember the time
we knew each other
and swore we’d never grow
Where are we now?
Lost souls in nowhere towns
Pretending to bring back our past moments somehow
So fast I ran
So fast to burn my lungs
I turned back my eyes and I saw just a false start
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4. |
Annie
02:22
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Annie
Don’t run away from this summer
Hard times are nearly gone now.
Annie,
Time heals the wounds of this season
Trust me and all our reasons
Annie,
Don’t leave your heart to this summer
Big things are yet to come
Our days are gone
And I was wrong
To think that we could leave those nights without pain
Our days are gone
And you belong
To a place that lives alone in your head
Wake up, we’ll see a clear dawn
All clouds rolled on under this sun
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Stocktones Perugia, Italy
Alessandro
Andrea
Valerio
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