1. |
Boxers of Havana
03:56
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Where the life
In other places
Im in love with
Those kinds of strangers
Who could teach you
Ignorance
Is a slight of hand?
And to be more
Elegant
In the dreams you have?
Do I want you?
Are you there?
I thought I heard a voice from somewhere
Ropes are turning
In the yard
A bell is ringing
For Havana
In a cartoon
The moon shines blue
And it smiles too
When I want to
Be more
Dangerous
And confuse us
The whole world
Catches up
But it won't catch us
Hope you care
See you in the morning
My chemistry
Is safer in this knowledge
Ropes are turning
In the yard
A bell is ringing
For Havana
Do I want you?
Are you there?
I thought I heard a voice rom somewhere
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2. |
Güeros
01:55
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I have waited a long, long time
Will you be here when I die?
Times are changing around my ears
Can I please just disappear?
If I'm lonely
I can't help it
Please change everything I'm not
And the creeps will no doubt stop
Raining apples on my brain
Continental reference chain
It sounds crazy
But thats how it feels
Be like the one who
Who wasn't there
Who scanned the barcode?
Who cut my hair?
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3. |
Good Morning, Rocinha
02:19
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Is it easier to say?
We got lost along the way
In the gardens of our eyes
We are hidden and disguised
I want to
But I don't understand
My good fortune
In being where I am
From the cradle to the grave
I watched your lifetime in a day
In the city of the soil
Wrapped in aluminium foil
These memories
Further down the track
I told you
They're never coming back
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The Birthday Letters Sheffield, UK
Sheffield based alternative/folk/pop
New album 'Yearning for Vitalists' out
24.6.22
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