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Why Don't You?
04:37
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Why Don’ You?
Why don’t you take the chance instead?
Why don’t you be my friend out there?
Everybody says you don’t care
Everyone knows you have been mad
Hiding in the dark
Living in the spark
Somewhere
Laughing at the strangers you met
Eating all the animals you fed
Wash your hands before you forget
The times we had the meat were so sad
Hiding in the dark
Living in the spark
Somewhere
Someday later I can see you
And you can see me falling
Like you said, in the end
So take my money, take my clothes
And take my stories, take my soul
The game is over, I hope you
Understand, or comprehend
Thanks for having me here instead
Before I go I need a recess
Waiting for my last friend to come back
Looking for a new train on the track
Hiding in the dark
Living in the spark
Somewhere
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Dies In A Room
03:40
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Lonely bird sings a lullaby
Saying this will be the day that I die
All of you who ran away
Don’t bother coming back and say goodbye
The night we had a glass of wine
Finding meanings right above the sky
When the smell fills the air
No measures in this world can save a life
The man replies
Another day you turn around
No one gives attention to your smile
Walking into a neon room
Facing down the bed and skipped my mind
Head down to the street for smokes
A trash can caught on fire as people talks
No one was running away and stayed
The sky is blue as the bird faded out to grey
The man replies
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Stranded Whale Hong Kong
Stranded Whale is a folk/alternative band based in Hong Kong. Formed in 2015.
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