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Hometown
03:03
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Take a look at your hometown
Empty your throne
Take a crack at determining
What’s up and down
You can’t see it
From my point of view
Think of me and
What I’m going through
Wonder if it’s
Me or is it you
Mothers child all grown up
Now race with the crowd
Flee the love that’s so tender
Also her spouse
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Laminate
04:03
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Laminate my nightmares
Operate, persuade
Quirky ramblings situate
My stomach is acid
With winter depressions
So plural it’s crucial
Take a look, what’s not to like
Don’t feel pity, don’t comfort me
Life’s too short please believe
They say so
I’m two times as pretty
Laminate my daydreams
Strangulate, desecrate
Now I live with angels
Granular pitching
Now I eat with angels
In outer space
All the greater gifts from greater men
Take me out, don't think I won’t forget
Protect me from all the stupid things I do
What did you think, you thought I wouldn’t too?
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Frau Copenhagen, Denmark
Rock band from Copenhagen
Contact info, artistmanager: Frederikke David
e-mail: frederikke.db@gmail.com
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