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How Everything Resolves
03:36
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I didn't intend
To upset you
I didn't come here
For you to react
Still I figured it out
And I'll come to terms with you
I just found out
How everything resolves
It's not working
The heart rejects
It's not working
The heart resists
Failing to comply
The heart reflects
I take a good look
I take a good look and see
There is no you
So who could it be?
I take a long last look
Then I close my eyes for real
Is it opposite for you
Or is it just me
It's not working
The heart rejects
It's not working
The heart resists
Failing to comply
The heart reflects
It's not working anymore
The heart rejects, and the heart reflects
Still I figured it out
And I'll come to terms with you
I just found out
How everything resolves
It's not working
The heart rejects
It's not working
The heart resists
Failing to comply
The heart reflects
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2. |
Now I Explode
05:00
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Little Light
04:26
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Sixth Floor Memories NB, Netherlands
Sixth Floor Memories is a solo project by Sander Meijer. Without an active band, all effort was put into creating Guitars, Electronics and Thoughts About You alone in 2018, a six-song EP with genres ranging from pop, to indie rock, to electronic music. New music has been released from 2019 on. ... more
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