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Pathetic
02:20
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I started smoking again, so i won't fall in pieces
and fuck all falling stars, i got none of my hundred wishes
Even time will never make this one feel better
For things to heal it takes more than just stormy weather
To hold on, to hold on onto it
feels pathetic but i ain't the first to do it
sit and linger on outside your house like i'm a tree
but i'd give anything for the second one to be
on one of your hundred pillows
babe you're so 70s and you love songs about weeping willows
so if time will get me cancer or just better
I'll lean my head and say "it didn't really matter"
Still i hold on onto it,
I'm pathetic but, fuck, i ain't the last to do it
sit and linger on outside your house like i'm a tree
but i'd give anything to let go and just be free
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Dirty Feet (Acoustic)
03:36
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How can everything I see
Remind me of this great emotion?
Every little word you say
Penetrates my every notion
And I don't even want to know
What other people think about you
As I would call you every day
I wouldn't stand it being without you
How you made me laugh with things
That otherwise I'd find idiotic
As I have lost my heart to you
You made my mind feel so chaotic
But I can't keep you here with me
Who could cope with your ambition
to try out just everything
between reality and fiction?
And when we woke up in your room
I knew it couldn't last forever
Those sunshine days we used to talk
Now you drive without me in bad weather
In everything you threw away
There's beauty that I'll save like treasure
The world's not built around your head
There are things you can never measure
In all the things you threw away
There's beauty that I'll save like treasure
The world's not built around your head
You just don't seem to understand
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Thelma Blankenship Greece
Thelma Blankenship started somewhere in the mid zeroes, producing at first home made electro pop songs, then later on forming as a proper band. They tend to blend pop melodies with electric and electronic sounds and rhythms, building songs with samples, loops and vocals. Their live performances are more dynamic, with guitars, laptops, bass and synths marrying new wave aesthetics with dance music. ... more
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