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Home's Home (Intro)
01:14
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Leaves
03:26
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Autumn leaves floating to the ground
A bucket of water inside a well
A rescue line thrown over a ridge
Could swear I've known you since we were kids
Beauty if only skin deep
I may not contain
But what of a beauty to keep
If only kept in vain
Do you remember the day that we met
The leaves had been let down to the ground to collect
We got lost, but found in our minds
Together is the only time I'm not shy
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3. |
Comptine d'un autre ete
02:16
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Tickled
01:36
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Tickled and tugged at
and terribly sorted
The ears of the many
Have now been deported
Reported and stationed
At firey places
I'm most cases
without my shoelaces
Bye now
You proudly Sound
In our nature
To cheer for failure
Hardly and answer
To all of my questions
Stings like a cancer
Not quite the lessons
That I had expected
From leaders elected
I plead to her dearly
Screaming out, "Nearly!"
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Methyphobia
01:46
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You're only young once
You should go and have fun
It's the time of your life
Drink your liquid sunshine
I don't want to be lonely
and for that I am sorry
Please don't be an alcaholic
And if you are don't let me know it
Do not worry about me
I'll be fine and you will see
I'll stay here and down my tea
Please dont kiss another he
You'll come back and smell of shoes
I wish I could stand the booze
Consumption of fool juice
Makes most fools' trousers loose
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