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Parnassus
03:31
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I leave my fears there
Cause earlier I saw the plasticine jaws
And saw, how scary idols laughed
Witch hunters… They actually look like a papier mache
I leave my fears and fall asleep with a smile on my face
Like everybody let me do it
Asleep like someone’s promised me a profit
That I’ll
Wake up as a Hero
That I’ll
Wake up as a Hero
And I don’t need the words
And I will meet you with my modest happy hazel eyes.
Your turn, so tell me anything you want…
I leave my fears, that you will pass me... pass me in this dream
I leave my fears
I leave my fears
I leave my fears
I leave my fears
I met my lovely muse
At the bus stop near the junkyard
At the beginning of July
Among my heavy fucking hopes
I just rewrote the madrigal.
Don’t wait for me… oh, anytime.
She's kissing my forehead and softly whispering
You’re
Are not a hero
You’re
Are not a hero
You’re
Are not a hero
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The Kartetch Tbilisi, Georgia
Situational grunge
Flimsy shoegaze
Drunken violinists
Bed scenes
Not heart-to-heart chat
Precarious happy endings
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