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Rapture
03:51
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Living with a Guy
Who was always a heartbeat of mine
Living with a guy
Who was always a friend to confide
Living with a Guy
Who was always a heartbeat of mine
Living with a guy
Who was always a friend too confined
It was never a lie
Just a long drunken lullaby
It was never a lie
The world spins and stars go by
It was never a lie
Our happy house, we’re living to die
It was never a lie
A distant memory, a faded goodbye
Black cars, black city
Black dreams, black pity
Black drugs, black eye
Black out everything
As long as it's mine
All hail the Rapture!
All hail the Rapture!
All hail the Rapture!
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Spacepit
03:15
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Lost in a world I can’t recall
It’s like the feeling that won’t go
Lost in a world I can’t recall
We’re lonely stars, no place to go
So far away
So far away
So far away
The ship moves on, it’s so cold
Hear my call, cure my soul
We’re cosmic crew with no hope
Eternal grave, forever void
So far away
So far away
So far away
Hear my call!
Hear my call!
Hear my call!
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Devil over Prague
04:38
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Doubts are passing
Through the bottles
I can't see
Decay
It haunts my days
It haunts my days
As you fade away
As you fade away
With Daniels
With Daniels
With Daniels
And my torn red heart
Devil over Prague
Devil over Prague
Devil can swim in the flood
Devil can swim
Wait for me
Come and see
Wait for me
Come and see
Wait for me
Come and see
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Cosmobrigade Prague, Czechia
A 4-piece post punk/shoegaze band hailing from Prague, Czech Republic.
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