1. |
Homeless
03:09
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It doesn't feel like home anymore
It just doesn't feel like home anymore
A stranger at home, have I become?
A stranger at home, am I?
Homeless, have I become, hey?
Homeless? Am I?
Disconnected, I feel so, disconnected
Have I become? Homeless
Homeless?
Have I become? Homeless
A stranger at home?
A stranger at home?
A stranger at home
A stranger at home
Homeless, Am I?
Disconnected, I feel
Am I homeless?
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Until When?
03:25
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Pretend?
Until when?
Until when?
Despite the camouflage
The smell of melancholy spreads through the air
Has anyone noticed?
How many may have noticed?
No answer, what a torment
Until when?
Until when?
When? oh, when?
Until when?
When?
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3. |
Convince Me
01:15
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It's not bad
No, not that bad
It's not bad
No, not that bad
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Attalie
A transmitter of perceptions, perspectives and sentiments into sung words.
A source of melodies and sounds.
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