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IN THE SAND
04:00
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IT'S TIME
02:54
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HOW YOU KILL ME
03:14
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Crying in vain
Shouting your pain
Your voice is too loud
Your look is so bright
It kills me
How could i know
If i’m doing right and so
I’m not a natural you see
I’m doing my best charlie
You kill me
As I see you growing
I tell you you’re having
This motherfucking life
Of mine
It’s about time you see
Indeed not that early
To scare the hell out of me
It’s about time to say
There’s a heading to set sail to
No matter where it sends us to
And now there is no way we can turn back
It’s a walk down the line with no step back
Just glances above our shoulder
And tomorrow you will get up older
I’m doing my best charlie
You kill me
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4. |
NIGHT PROWLER
04:55
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It slides out of mist
Bet you never saw it
At night it travels
Don’t need no one to guide its eyes
Floating above the water
Staying afloat weather don’t matter
Drifting its way silently
Sliding away no one to see
I’ve heard it growl
I’ve seen it pass
Atop waves it made a pass
Hid on a bridge
I felt it shake
The night prowler is on its way
Where it goes
No one knows
Its destination is known to none
This ghost ship
Will haunt me
For the rest of my days
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5. |
LONESOME KILLER
03:29
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6. |
WITCHES
03:32
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Not On TV Hauts-de-France, France
Not On TV is a power trio of natural and melodic rock
Ad: Vocal/guitar
ChMick: Bass/back Vocals
Jerem: Drum
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