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Trip to the North
02:39
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In the point of no return
I called up the wisdom man
He said: Grandma hits you on the head, but Grandpa's your guardian
So take a long drive
Out of your hive
Come and have a drink with us
It's an old wisdom, come let them show you what they know
It's an old wisdom, come let them tell you what they know
Down the bus they took my hand
Behold, Mrs know-it-all
She took a look and scanned me through
Her servants began to crawl
She saw entities, sticking on my aura
Sucking all my joie de vivre
I said, well,
this is what you get when you bath in honey and roll in feathers
don't you dear?
It's an old wisdom, come let them show you what they know
It's an old wisdom, come let them tell you what they know
But what if they stay....?
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Patterns
03:30
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The Doctor on the TV
says all our darkest fears
are written on our organs
emerging the disease
He says we do have soul
I've always had this feeling
But if we are on a mission...
I'm bound to circulate
In a nutshell
all the answers, they lay
in the pieces of a broken cell
in the pieces of a lonely cell
What was it that I swallowed
and stayed trapped in my chest?
embedded in my muscles
repeat itself again and again and again.....
In a nutshell
(Do you think you can escape the pattern?)
all the answers, they lay
(Do you think you can re-draw the pattern?)
in the pieces of a broken cell
in the pieces of a lonely cell
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Screens 4 Eyes Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel
Screens 4 Eyes is an Indie Dream Pop / Electro Rock music project from Tel Aviv.
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