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Runaway
03:30
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I feel I'm getting older, and at some point it becomes sad. Why should we hurt each other? - your past is something you can't forget.
These words will drown like stones in the water of your consciousness. In any shape or any form -they will lay on your self-confidence.
I'm trying to avoid the end, I run away, I run away.
I'm trying to avoid the end, don't know the rules but trying to play.
I'm trying to avoid the end, I run away, I run away.
I'm trying to avoid the end, nowhere to go, nowhere to stay.
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Let Me Go
02:27
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Nothing's left to hide, everything's clear to me now. Another sleepless night. I should've left this town. Your words keep me chained, you're the reason why I'm still here. I'm tired of your games,
you tell me stuff I don't wanna hear. Let me go. You keep pulling me down, and I should mention you're pretty good at this. Just let me go, its not a secret that I won't miss you. You keep pulling me down, you keep chasing me. I'm not yours - set me free.
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She's a Stargazer
02:33
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You like watching stars shining bright in the night skies.
Do you realize that they are the greatest delusion?
All the light you see is just a deception.
These stars are dead, and soon we will be like them.
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Skinny Love
04:18
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It feels like I'm in love with you. Don't hide it - I know you love me too.
I'm too shy to make anything, I'm too scared, so I won't think big.
Skinny love. I feel your eyes on me.
Skinny love.
I always keep you in my mind, you'd be the last one I would leave behind.
But still I have nothing to say - that's skinny love that keeps me away from you.
Skinny love - I hate being rejected.
Skinny love - I want to feel protected.
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Kirill, Dima, Dima and Artem.
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