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Intro (A Man Asleep)
02:01
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…as soon as you close your eyes
the adventure of sleep begins…
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Beginning
03:30
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There's no hope - it's good beginning
It's my way to lose the feeling
Meeting people is too hard
If you don't know how to start
All these moments with you
Were too good to be true
Chorus: Why can't I forget you?
You're so cute when you're frustrated
You're so cute when you're sedated
You look so pretty when you're sad
I hope you really know 'bout that
And now, when you aren't mine,
Nothing's trying to be fine
Why can't I forget you?
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Never
04:15
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Oh well I guess you have
Not been paying attention
I guess it all happened too fast
And there was no possibility of intervention
So maybe we should start
Our relationship once again
‘cause every part of this story
Looks exactly the same
Chorus: I'll probably never
See you again
Now I can see that
There is no way out
Every single thing
In my life is falling apart
I'll probably never...
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4. |
Mess
03:17
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I'm so tired
Of playing and being what you want me to be
Nowadays everything looks different
This situation is too exhausting to me
Chorus: You mess me up
So better stop doing that
You mess me up
So please, better stop doing that things
I'm so tired of sending messages into space
And getting no replies
Everything what's wrong with me
You can see in my eyes
You mess me up...
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Useless
03:45
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I had a girlfriend and now I'm in a band
These are the best things I've ever had
All my songs are about you
All my songs about my view
Chorus: You wear me out
And now i’m useless
Every night I spent on the floor
It’s not right anymore
Nothing to win and nothing to lose
Now there is nothing, nothing to choose
You wear me out...
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A Man Asleep Poznań, Poland
Poznański kwartet – gramy post punk/alternatywę. Trochę hałasu, trochę melodii.
Four-piece band from Poznań, PL. We play post punk/alternative. Loud guitars, pretty songs, something like that.
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