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To Be (So Far Away)
04:16
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I was walking on the high street looking for you, looking for me
I was praying to the wrong god for the wrong face, for the wrong time
I was praying for the wrong god for the wrong time, for the wrong face
I...
I was walking on the high street looking for you, looking for me
So far away...
To be...
I was walking on the high street looking for you, looking for me
I was dreaming in the wrong place for the wrong time and the wrong face
I...
I was walking on the high street looking for you, looking for me
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Roads
03:20
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Say good-bye, the past you never had, as the road walks by
No one laughs for everybody knows the road is dark ahead
Won't someone take these dreams away
Please help me...
I'm drowning in my cacophony
Say good-bye, the future you'll never know, as time goes by
No one laughs for everybody knows the road is dark ahead
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Beneath Blue Skies
02:28
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There they stand, so far apart
Broken eyes looking at the sky
As far away as yesterday
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Sleep Falling
01:50
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Sleeping, in the darkness I am sleeping
Falling, while I'm sleeping in the darkness
Laughing, while I'm sleeping, while I'm falling, in the darkness
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Roberto De Brum Kitchener, Ontario
I am a multi-instrumentalist, photographer, theatre guy, and social observer. I like cafes and watching human interactions. I have eclectic tastes and most of my music varies from one project to the next. Somewhere out there my tribe exists, help us find each other and share this music widely, ... more
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