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Here and Now
02:20
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A frightened child got up
on a waning sky
His shadows turned into
a figure on the wall
An old man with a heavy load
who was forced to climb
Don't put your eyes to the future
You won't be there if you forget here and now
His tired hands and hard skin
from rolling that stone
restless up the hill
You turn into me and I turn into you
The clocks don't show our time anymore
Don't put your eyes to the future
You won't be there if you forget here and now
Hopeless work turns life in vain
The man screamed a thunderstorm
invading the sky
If you don't try you'll never know
If you don't fight you'll regret
Boy, you'll regret.
Boy, you'll regret
Boy, you'll regret
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2. |
You Hear What You Hear
02:57
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You hear what you hear on your own
words that mean nothing
are back where they belong
Your red is always blue
you're striving for a clue
I lent you a hand
but you grabbed my soul too
I can't go on
You claim what you claim
as the main
aims you expect from people
to embrace your game
You infused yourself with a silent eerie step
I didn't believe when they said
but I realised what I couldn't see
with my eyes
Crawling down on your knees
begging for having me pleased
you hear what you wanna hear
You see what you see in your lane
same as the words use to explain
That you're the only one who should remain in this place
why do you attribute all those things with your name?
Who to blame?
Crawling down on your knees
begging for having me pleased
you hear what you wanna hear
The rope you throw to people
I told you on the very first day
The solitary rhythm within your steps
says that nothing will remain
The more you try the more you let me down
I lent you a hand but a sea got me drown
I can't go on
Crawling down on your knees
begging for having me pleased
you hear what you wanna hear
Go away, you're not real
you don't belong here
Go away
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The Liquorice Experiment London, UK
The Liquorice Experiment is a 60s beat band primarily defined as moody. Their sound seems to be emerged from a lost garage somewhere in 1964
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