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Illness Song
00:52
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tuutuunaaanaa tuuutuunaanaaa tu tu na na tuu na na
nain nain,turuntum, nain nain
tututttup na na, tututtup nana
tutunainnaintutunainnain tutu nain nain tu nain nain
TUTU NAIN NAIN!!!
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Tot sol
03:06
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A half of my bed is empty,
another morning I can't hear:
"bring me a coffe and sex".
So close to achieve madness,
so far to love someone,
the time will rot my heart.
And then I will die alone.
Missing all those happy endings,
sailing across rowdy seas,
victims are sometimes guilty.
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Desconsol
04:26
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I ja torn a tenir es cor fluix.
Però tu mai me creus quan te dic que ja no puc,
que ses forces ja m'han fuit.
Un altre dematí tot sol,
un altre dia que no tenc consol.
I on me vares dir que amagaves més suspirs?
Sa sang me corr desesperada,
i es capet ja m'ha fuit.
Un altre dematí tot sol,
un altre dia que no tenc consol.
És desconsol...
No tenc consol.
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Sweat
03:15
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A whisper flies across my room,
my room is so cold.
The whisper says that I want you,
tonight.
I'll open the windows to liberate it!
It will freeze your skin
if it catches up your maddening impatience.
It penetrates you like a fire sword,
forcing you to write a plot
about we fucking a lot,
doing a sex plot.
Night is over our heads
and now my room is burning.
You and I, staring ourselves.
My obscenest feelings overflow my pants.
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My dreams are so real
that I can touch you.
Desires are so strong
that I must dream.
But I get up
and the Sun doesn't shine today.
But I go to bed
and the Moon cries for me.
Dear conscience,
stop whispering my ears.
Dear devil,
kill the angel!
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