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Little Light
04:26
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It cuts too close to the bone
It's been going on for far too long
And the shoreline
Oh, why is it fading
Lost sight of the horizon
Oh why did you cave in
A pat on the back
And you can do it
A little goes a long way
So let met shine a little light
Yeah we can make it through
A little goes a long way
So let me shine a little light
And turning down the volume
The sound in mono
Wishing you could listen to these songs
In stereo
And then Jasmin said
What if I find
I'm at the edge
What if I find
The water is rising
What if I find
The walls are closing in
What if I find
I am alone
Well you may need to climb back up
You may need to run until you rеach the shore
And you may need to go outside
Bеcause there you'll find that everyone is
Waiting for you
A pat on the back
And you can do it
A little goes a long way
So let met shine a little light
Yeah we can make it through
A little goes a long way
So let me shine a little light
So is it at the edge that you find yourself asking
What could I have done
When you find the strength to turn around
Because you know
You know it is wrong
The love the loss
And still you carry on
You will find you are strong
And you would leave a hole in the fabric of the world
If you were gone
A pat on the back
And you can do it
A little goes a long way
So let met shine a little light
Yeah we can make it through
A little goes a long way
So let me shine a little light
A pat on the back
And you can do it
A little goes a long way
So let met shine a little light
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2. |
Now I Explode
05:00
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It's been a year or two
And now you finally know
How it goes when you adore
And how your mind wonders off when you close the door
And I don't know how you do it
So I ask you now
So I'm asking you
How did you manage to ruin?
So I ask you now
But every time I try
Pressing the question why
You tend to reply by saying
Now I Explode
It's been a year or two
And now you finally know
How it goes when you adore
And how your mind wonders off when you close the door
And I don't know how you do it
So I ask you now
So I'm asking you
How did you manage to ruin?
So I ask you now
But every time I try
Pressing the question why
You tend to reply by saying
Now I Explode
You claim to know everything
But here we are
And you didn't rеally try
You're still having trouble letting go of that past
You must know what could satisfy
So I ask you now
So I'm asking you
I need to know how to dеfine
So I ask you now
But every time I try
Pressing the question why
You tend to reply by saying
Now I Explode
But this is only the beginning
I'll let you in on a secret
There's still a long way to go (a long way to go)
The consequence of your obsession
A reminder of a past depression
And though you are not drowning now
Doesn't mean it's easy to swim
If you could only see what I see
View it on a TV screen
If it could only be revealed in red blue green (red blue green)
But every time I try
Pressing the question why
You tend to reply by saying
Now I Explode
But this is only the beginning
I'll let you in on a secret
This is the story of one Jasmin Reeder
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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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