1. |
5AM
03:24
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started 5AM
feeling bad that day
started 5AM
the morning, the morning came
sStarted 5AM
nobody cares
started 5AM
life is a losing game
what you gonna say
when your children grow away
where you wanna stand
in a corner! …or make your way
what you wanna say
does the pain goes away
what you try to hide
isolation! …it´s real hard
don´t know what to feel
is it real or just a dream
burned down on this way
your ashes!
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2. |
Morningstar
03:55
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burned
what you say, what you say
lost
anyway, anyway
burned
what you say, what you say
trapped
die in vain, die in vain
living
between those lies
what you say
makes no sense
hiding
behind fake smile
do you think
I believe it still
pretending
your whole life
all you bring
makes me sick
burned
what you say, what you say
lost
anyway, anyway
trapped
burned
what you say, what you say
lost
anyway, anyway
trapped
die in vain
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3. |
Last Night (acoustic)
03:34
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last night / endless time for pray
die hard / see what can be saved
know now / when you gonna pay
last night / last night / hope went away
last night / endless time for pray
oh god! / why? you play this games
no more / hands to hold, words to say
no life / no life / it slipped away
go away
my darkest day
can you understand?
there´s nothing today
laying quietly on the ground
no whisper no …………pure nothing
just the kids are crying!!!
nobody knows that you are out of this world now!
we all scream but you don´t hear the noise now!
where is the place; where we can meet now!
nothing has sense if you think about dead …and how!
heaven fade away
even just today
my misery!
still hurts me!
go away
my darkest day
can you understand?
there´s nothing today
go away
senseless dead!!!
can you understand? / my deep regret
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4. |
Bodies (cover)
03:48
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At Folsom Prison Prague, Czech Republic
Post-hardcore from Prague, Czech Republic
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