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No Surrender
03:19
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Feeling lost and I can't explain
The harvest dreams in the hardest days
Is it all just falling?
Or is it all going down my way?
The greatest books, the darkest days
Of my consciousness
Show me all that weakness
The one that clings around your strength
Is it when one fights
Closer to high tide
That weakness seems just far?
Fog in your eyes
You say it comically
Don´t say you're cold too cold
People take this life for granted
No one knows it all
Music is like summer in no particular night at all
It shows me life, keeps me alive
And when winter is here, hear the rising song
Yes when winter is here, hear the rising song
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Sarah
04:31
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I dreamed her face, like silhouettes in my eyes
So depth, so high
Feeling alive, I ́m so alive
Now I know what she owns
Do you mind if I ask
“How you feel when we stare a long time?”
Bloom the light, hope to arise
I will fulfil the sound
That hugs your spine
Smitten days
Rainy mornings
Smitten days
I ́m not running out of love
Are you coming back?
Are you coming back for more?
Please, I don’t want to stare
I don't want to feel like
Everything that happened means nothing
If you’re coming with the wind
Blow me with your mind
I ́m running out of time
This morning
Smitten days
Rainy mornings
Smitten days
I ́m not running out of love
You own your bones
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Mentor
03:39
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Down the shore, I burned your name
Soul mates that renounce
Old dream streets and greyscale sights
Heavy and slow I just won't look back
I’ll bury down the skies
Drain illusions left behind
Are we diving or sinking?
You stand above
Leave me like a cornerstone
What a swift, you called my name
Smoked my lungs and the secrets of dawn
In the thirst and in the drought
Wily tricks to hide
Drawn your lonely lies away
Are we diving or sinking?
You stand above
Leave me like a cornerstone
She knows her fate
She owns her consciousness
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Pablo Habitual Mexico City, Mexico
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Mod enigmático. Indie rock bilingüe de la periferia de la Ciudad de México.
Ecos de
introspección, autónomo y desafiante. Paisajes sonóro que transportan a otras latitudes.
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Enigmatic mod. Bilingual indie rock from the outskirts of Mexico City.
Echoes of introspection, autonomous and challenging. Sonic landscapes that transport to other latitudes.
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