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Turn off your light.
Lend (me) your time and I'll show you something.
Put marks on the sky, and sigh.
Because I'll find my heart,
Show me the scars,
which have exhausted calendars.
You see now we are all strangers.
We're all strangers among red lights.
And let me take again all of the mystery
I am not under control.
And let me take the mystery,
Mysteries among strangers.
Well? Let's go for another drink,
little more can be done here.
The fourth and then begin to smile at,
return to starting point.
Looks that slide to a new experience
Lines of white powder and vodka
my heart back from the dead to fucking blow again and again ...
And let me take again all of the mystery
I am not under control.
And let me take the mystery,
Mysteries among strangers.
Somehow my system restarts,
out of the hole to see that
today we are all strangers.
We are also strangers tonight.
Mysteries among Strangers
And let me take the mystery, And let me take again all of the mystery
I am not under control.
And let me take the mystery,
Mysteries among strangers.
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Last Journey
04:28
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Planets
05:49
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Golden Heroes
05:13
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Dear Alice Barcelona, Spain
Dear Alice somos Sergi, Marina, Jose, Guillem, Arnau. Una banda de indie/rock alternativo de Barcelona.
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