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Head in the Clouds
04:59
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Whatever happened happened
You think I haven't done enough
I'm fed up with these rules
Why should I keep on trying
When everything's been done
And you don't seem to have a clue
Was it something that I did, something that I said
Something I just can't take back anymore
Did you ever think that it would come to this
You're the one that I would love to miss
Didn't look too far ahead
Never tried hard to forget
You're the one that I would miss
With my head in the clouds
Sinking deeper and deeper
Thinking this will have to end
How did it get this far
Still trying to survive
I feel better when I'm not with you
Was it something that I did, something that I said
Something I just can't take back no more
Was it something that you said, something that you did
Something that you broke although you never meant it
Did you ever think that it would come to this
You're the one that I would love to miss
Didn't look too far ahead
Never tried hard to forget
You're the one that I would miss
Was it something that you said, something that you did
Something you just can't admit somehow
It was something that we did, something that we were
Something that will never be the same
Did you ever think that it would come to this
(after all that we've been through)
You're the one that I would love to miss
(after all that we've been through)
Didn't look too far ahead
Never tried hard to forget
You're the one that I would miss
You are the one
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2. |
Saints
05:16
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Sitting around
you watch the saints go marching in
And the trumpet sounds its call
Eyes looking up
although the world is crashing down
You’re kneeling
While you feel you’re walking tall
It’s obvious your mind can’t stop it
You chose to be somebody’s puppet
Should I start to worry
Should I realize I’m just the same as you
And just ignore the way you smile
Should I try to fight
The flights of fancy hidden in your déjà-vu
Should I just accept you’re in denial
When the moon turns red with blood
you’re still around
Hoping that your wounds have healed
But while you’re praying
for forgiveness for our sins
You missed the obvious:
A new world has been revealed
But still you cannot seem to drop it
You choose to be somebody’s puppet
Should I start to worry
Should I realize I’m just the same as you
And just ignore the way you smile
Do I want to fight
The flights of fancy hidden in your déjà-vu
Do I just accept you’re in denial
You cannot simply close your eyes
Don’t ignore the pain or try to hide it
It’s time for you to realize
It’s up to you to try and fight it
Should I start to worry
Should I realize I’m just the same as you
And just ignore the way you smile
Do I want to fight
Or have a different response
Should I just accept you’re in denial
Should I start to worry
About the way you smile
I don’t want to fight
Should I just accept I’m in denial
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3. |
The Producer
01:30
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It’s still not getting lonely tonight
The part I played was marginal
Like an extra out of sight
Don’t know why it felt so good
Can’t quite put my finger on it
Guess the way it started
Finally turned out right
No lights, no camera, no action
No phones, no phony smiles, no reaction from me
No lights, no camera, no action
No phones, no phony smiles, no direction from me
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The Marks Vienna, Austria
The Marks play a catchy blend of pop, punk, rock and metal - and the occasional jazz chord. Crafting some of the finest tunes know to mankind, they will liven up the stage anywhere, anyplace, anytime. Melody, energy, intricacy and above all FUN combine into shows that are guaranteed to put a smile on your face before you start dancing the night away. ... more
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