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The Party's Over!
03:35
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I wanna rest my brain for a while
I wanna kiss my woman and see her smiling
Let’s stay home. Oh what a turn on
I’ve got a brand new house on the Moon
I hope all you folks could make it to my birthday
Before it’s too late
No one’s perfect. No one’s perfect and nor are we
Pull the pin out. Pull the pin out and run away
Although things are falling apart
We’re gonna have a hell of a party
Let’s drink up. Before we’re bankrupt
There’s no rolex on our wrists
But we don’t feel less sophisticated
The bills are waiting
No one’s perfect. No one’s perfect and nor are we
Pull the pin out. Pull the pin out and run away
Whoever stole the sun from the sky
Whoever lit this fear to burn inside me
Just stay put. I’m coming for you
I won’t laugh if you retreat
I don’t care if everything is hopeless
The party’s over.
The party’s over.
The party’s over!
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Dazzle in the Dark
04:55
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Sometimes it’s milk and honey
Sometimes it’s ultrasonic
Now tell me how you want it
So that I’m prepared
Sometimes the milk turns sour
Sometimes it’s technicolor
You brought wine I brought flowers
From the river bed
They dazzle in the dark
Dazzle in the dark
Dazzle in the dark and never fade out
Dazzle in the dark
Dance beneath the waves
Dazzle in the dark and never fade out
Whatever happens just be cool
Swing with the shadows and the trees
Whatever happens just be cool
Soon all your fears will disappear
Breathe. Breathe. Breathe...
We dazzle in the dark
Dazzle in the dark
Dazzle in the dark and never fade out
Dazzle in the dark
Dance beneath the waves
Dazzle in the dark and never fade out
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Blake Maloka Киев, Ukraine
Blake Maloka are an indie band from Ukraine originally formed in 2013 by astrophysicist Serge and visual artist Kaffelman.
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