1. |
Enough
02:54
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It's funny to see all these people
reaching for nothing
almost everyone's got much more
than we need...
And closing our eyes
'cause we wanna be blind
how is possible that we've all got that much
still it seems, nobody's got enough
Enough of so called life
Enough of so called living
why couldn't we all spend
our lives giving, to the ones who need our help...
It's scary to see all these people
reaching for something
how could I help you to satisfy
all your needs...
And closing my eyes
'cause I wanna be blind
how is possible that I just own that much
still it seems, I haven't got enough
Enough of so called life
Enough of so called living
why couldn't I just spend
my life giving, to the ones who need my help...
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2. |
Flood
03:40
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So, we're waiting for the flood
to stop our hearts from beating
my dear, I want you to know
this life's been more than I've ever hoped for...
The bricks, slowly flown away
water crossing our way, cooling our bodies
but I don't regret any of these days
when I look at your smiley face
I can peacefully die.
And I'm just glad that you're here.
It's coming.
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3. |
Delicate (Cover)
04:57
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4. |
Becoming A Machine
03:38
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5. |
In Our Nature
03:49
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Petr Langr Pardubice, Czech Republic
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