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Let Them Go
01:58
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Galaxy
02:40
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Galaxy, microcosmos
World nature, solar system
Am I connected? Do you feel what I feel?
Mystery of universe, celestial love
Cosmic space, deep dark blue
Tic tac does this little clock
Am I connected? Do you feel what I feel?
In a small pill lives a strange god
In a small pill lives a strange god
Where? Where did all fun people go?
Where? Where did all fun people go?
Where?
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3. |
Maybe the Bunny
03:08
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Bunny's foot talisman give me the power
Love is what I need to have your trust
Mom told me an old story
About small animals that bring lucky
You can find the bunny in the forest
His house is on the second right
With smoke coming out of the window
He goes so high, he goes so high
Maybe the bunny... the bunny can help me.
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4. |
Throat Punch
03:51
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There is a girl hitchhiking
She thinks society sucks
Ordinary people sound like ducks
Eating and shitting until blow up
She likes mistery and magic
Living is not a tragedy
She likes mistery and magic
Pain is just a fantasy
She runs naked through the streets
She never thinks about tomorrow
Normal people born and die
She is reborned everyday
She likes mistery and magic
(Normal people born and die)
Living is not a tragedy
(She is reborned everyday)
She likes mistery and magic
(Normal people born and die)
Pain is just a fantasy
(She is reborned everyday)
Oh, yeah!
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5. |
Triangle
03:14
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Kao and the Mind Melt Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Kao Kazlauckas - Guitarist, Vocalist
Braulio Almeida - Guitarist, Keyboardist, Producer
Gabriel Feitosa - Drummer
Romulo Collopy - Bassist
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