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Berlin Sirloin
03:30
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2. |
Soiya
03:23
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You said something like I feel like I’m always here
I said something like girl I hear you crystal clear
We’re just trying to be like what difference does it make it's just one more night
We’re trying to be like
It’s just one more night
You left me no choice
I couldn’t help but say goodbye
Bye bye
See you in the afterlife
Don’t you dare think don't think twice
I couldn't believe my eyes
Bye bye
Don’t you know you need a license to kill?
You’re killing me ever so softly
Don’t you know you need a license to kill?
Oh you know you need a
I’m telling you girl it’s the end of the world
Why can’t you see you're killing me?
Give me something to sing about
Say something like I really miss the old you
You know that I could never
No I could never really fault you
Here we go again playing the same game
It never ends
Stab me once shame on you
Stab me twice it was really nice to meet you
Soiya
I’ve tried so many times it always feels like starting again
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3. |
Mandy
03:15
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It feels like you are being ever so distant
I hope you are doing it to spite me
Feels like I’m starting to lose track of my mind
Would you like try me
Try me oh
I want you to try me
I want you to try, see if you desire it
I want you to do things that make you happy
I want you to promise me that you’ll be happy
Senorita, be my leader tonight
伝えたかったことをいつか伝えようと思う
セニョリータちなみに would you be free
What do you do when you
You've got nothing left
You could be cynical, delusional
You could be the only one ever to see this
Read between the lines
Open your eyes
Try to Surmise
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4. |
Bridge Into Techno City
04:55
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Henry Peach Melbourne, Australia
A hot pile of synthy tunes YEW
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