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Tulsa
04:21
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TULSA
Our youth is not the same.
We've got special needs, and the world to blame.
Our time is now but we're already late.
Cos our town still has a delay.
We excused any uniforms.
There is no place we can call home.
We are searching for new spots
to spread our manifest.
Daily goes out something superior than us.
We forget to chill out always in a hurry.
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Midnight Fever
05:21
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MIDNIGHT FEVER
We drive in the streets under a river
where our grandpas used to chill out.
Things were much closer than now. Now.
A thousand dead leaves cover the ground
and hides the cement of the pavement.
Trees are all empty now. Now.
Afternoon sunset, colored sky.
In the rush of the routine, some will live some will die.
Along these corners, where we poured our dreams
and watch them go down the drain many times.
Falling is worse now. Falling is worse now.
Then comes rain to wash it all
another day rises, another will to trust
that life can still be better now, life can still be better now.
Afternoon sunset, colored sky.
In the rush of the routine, some will live some will die.
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Into The Night
04:01
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INTO THE NIGHT
Into the night all my dreams come to the fore
Into the night I'm an island with no shore
Into the night there's love and hate in perfect tune
even these cold nights, typical of early June
When I can breath the air so clean and so pure
but just till the dawn breaks, lighted by the moon.
I can get lost on you and can you get lost on me too!
Into the night all my dreams come to the fore.
Into the night I'm an island with no shore.
I can get lost on you and can you get lost on me too!
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