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Moi et Mes Amis
03:58
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Enchanté! Pardon my mistake
This drink is on me / Come party with me
Moi et mes amis
Where do we come from? Where do we go?
Why do we have to listen to this radio?
Follow me mon coeur, freshen your breath
Deliver me from evil eyes and side effects
Now that I’m wasted, fool me encore
Is this the constellation you’ve been looking for?
And so we crawled off to sleep in our van
No one here ever knew how it went
No one here ever knew what we went through
Enchanté! Pardon my mistake
This drink is on me / Come party with me
Moi et mes amis
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Nikita
04:47
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Take me take me to a sleepy little town
Where no one knows who I am, where no one cares where I am from
Told you once before, there’s no room here for you
Open up your eyes, you don’t know where you’re going
Your promised land is sunken in the sand
Everyone you love might be gone by now
We’re sorry; it’s not what you expected
We hope you understand. Your file has been rejected
Just take it as it comes, or say goodbye forever
Just take it as it comes, or say goodbye forever
So sorry. It’s not what you expected
We hope you understand. Your soul has been rejected
Just take it as it comes, or say goodbye forever
Just take it as it comes, or say goodbye forever
Just take it as it comes...
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Naked
03:41
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You’re in my bones. You’re in my blood
We share visions in our heads and a small apartment
We hardly ever know if it’s night or day
Guess i shouldn’t bother about being naked
Don’t shake me
I’m so scared of real life
i’m so happy in my dream
It takes years to realise
It’s too late to seek the truth
You mean nothing without me
I mean nothing without you
Wish i could cry without tears
Wish i could look in people’s eyes and see what’s underneath
Wish i could disappear for a while
I’m not here to hurt you
I just need my smile back
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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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