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Where Are My Strings?
00:25
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...or how fun is making music
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2. |
School Days
03:29
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...or how present childhood is
Alarm set for half past eight
Going to bed at ten
Too nervous to fall asleep
Time to meet some new friends
Whenever I recall my school days
Happiness comes to mind so quickly
I didn’t know it could talk and suddenly it opens its mouth to tell me those times are gone
Life after school loses its meaning with no more teachers to annoy
I’m still waiting today for the recess bell
Loads of books in my school bag
They will build my future brain
No more room for my packed lunch
Hence my weight
Leisure time in the afternoon
Tomorrow an exam
I don’t know anything, my schoolmates don’t know shit either
That feels great!
There were no worries in my head
Just the ones that a kid could have
Someone who doesn’t realize yet where he is the time goes by too fast
Three-month summer holidays
Playing football, going to the beach
None of that will come back
Only shit and stress will fill your life
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3. |
Poker Craze
04:14
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...or how the gambling life can be
The cards are shuffled and dealt
Your cash depends on fate
and on how you’re gonna play
Two jacks motivate you to raise
You’ve got a good pair
Let’s see the flop
Now on the table is the third jack, beats two pair
Look out the one on your left is expecting for the straight
But you bet and everybody folds
You have won the first pot
This time your bluff didn’t fool anyone, you’ve lost many chips
Little by little losing your money will take you into bankruptcy
The latest fashion has brought fear to your face
Now everybody is gonna play, it’s the time of poker craze
Will you call the next all-in?
Check ‘fore the flop, you’re the big blind
Probability of a full house
or that’s what you would like
and don’t speak ‘bout four of a kind
Your nerves will let you down
Will you know how to act?
and when a royal flush makes you bust and nothing can be done
You’ll wonder why the turn was so unfavourable
You should have chosen staying at home reading
At least the letters hadn’t stolen it all from you
You saw the greatest players on TV and wanted to be like them
You didn’t stop to think to get it you need something more than fate
The latest fashion, but have you seen an ace?
This is your end, the poker craze
The latest fashion, but it’s not the right time to raise
Welcome to the poker craze
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4. |
Like Yours
01:10
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...or how hypocrisy rules the world
…and if you come to my concert I’ll go to yours
…and if you buy my albums I’ll buy yours
…and if you come to my party I’ll go to yours
…and if you eat my shit I won’t eat yours
…and if you sleep in my bed I’ll sleep in yours
…and if you suck my dick I’ll be yours
…and if you like my job but I hate yours then you hate my life and I hate you
…and if I go to your concert and you play alone it’s because your lovely audience stayed at home
…and if you don’t understand yet what’s with this song that’s because you hate my life and I hate you
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5. |
Our Worlds Collide
04:15
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...or how a little can be everything
I don’t know where the moon is tonight
You lied to me, you needed your cell
I don’t know yet if you were right
There’s a mouse circling your brain
A mouse who doesn’t like eating cheese
There’s a mouse outside this train
Your nephew has got a new watch for you
Your boss is still looking for the moon
Your nephew will have a new brother soon
Your boss shouldn’t be the main issue
I don’t know where you are tonight
You tried to give me a call
I don’t know who you are tonight
I’ve never known who the fuck you are
Your boss has just found a new planet
Your sister is going for a rest
Your nephew now has the same watch as you
The little mouse is singing this tune
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