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Forward
03:13
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Time knows Eyes talk
Take me to the edge, I can feel you ache
Take me to your skin, Does it hurt the same?
Taught me how to learn, is it worth to fail?
Take to your hollows, to your pleasures, to your utter.
Is it all just falling? Is it “adjust” love?
And the adverts bombing, how to show they show
And the day seems longer when you're broke you ́re done
Friday night is boring, easy boy, easy boy
Don't pretend you ́re lonely, Don't pretend that void
Take me, slow down, now
Take me now, I don't feel your light
Take me now I don't feel your light
Take me now I wanna feel, wanna feel your light inside
Is it all just falling? Is it all just gone?
Is all just falling? Is all just wrong?
The denial seems obvious, The days are gone
The denial seems obvious, The days are gone
The day is over…
Take me, Slow down, now
Take me now I don't see your eyes
Take me now, I don't feel your light
Take me now, I wanna feel, wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
I wanna feel your light inside
Inside inside inside
Wanna feel your light inside
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Black and White
04:17
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She comes in with the sun
The amber grass is tall and growing
She comes in with the sun
The heliocentric days are over
Hold me down
Black and white the ride is over
Funny, for me it's over
Funny, for me it's over
Uhhhhh la la
La la la
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Pablo Habitual Mexico City, Mexico
ESP
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.
ENG
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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