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Nostalgic Noise
03:59
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Drifting through some empty scene
Making sound like wind through the trees
And still you wonder what to do
You closed your eyes and sleep past noon
Years and days can feel the same
These lonely nights will rot your brain
Never cluing in to what it means
Living so precariously
Nostalgic noise isn't always so nice
When you've got no choice
And no way to leave
And why are you so angry,
What happened, why are you so mad
Why are you so mad
Nostalgic noise isn't always so nice
When you've got no choice
And the deadlines end here
And why are you so angry,
What happened, why are you so mad
Why are you so mad
Sing into a blown out mobile phone
Ask yourself which way is home
Never mind you'll be there soon
I close my eyes and sleep past noon
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Places
02:40
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I was walking in a place we know
I was talking to some friends of your's
Though I saw you in a passing glance
Wishful thinking is what it was I guess
No, don't call it off now
I've got places to be
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