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New Life
02:24
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Welcome to your new life - start any time you want.
Any day or week or month - it’s always only just begun.
Welcome to your new world - time to star anew.
Time for change, start rearranging everything that you do.
Welcome to your new life - start as you mean to go on.
Abandon your delusions - stop righting all your wrongs.
Stop hoping for an answer - start writing your own past.
Your future’s up there waiting, no time for hesitating
‘cause you know that it can’t last.
And it starts here - right away.
Where you are now - this is the day.
There’s no tomorrow - just cliché.
Welcome to your new life.
Welcome to your new life.
Welcome to a new way - one that you can keep.
As soon as you start walking you’ll find it at your feet.
No need for resolutions - no need for tricks and games.
Everything keeps changing anyway and nothing ever stays the same.
And it starts here - right away.
Where you are now - this is your day.
There are no tomorrows - just clichés.
Welcome to your new life.
Welcome to your new life.
There’s always a new world.
There’s always a new way.
There’s always a new you.
Welcome your new life.
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Ego Testicle
02:15
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With their heads in their hands they’re looking glum.
It doesn’t mean anything to anyone
but themselves - it’s just a bit of fun.
Such a high number looking after number one.
They’re so ego testicle.
Money, money, money makes their worlds go round.
High risk bliss, fists full of pounds
but what goes up must come back down
and when the pennies drop they don’t make a sound.
They’re so ego testicle.
As each evening falls the dark descends,
the banter ends, the doubts extend.
Sleep comes slow and doesn’t mend
the broken voices, the words that bend.
They’re so ego testicle.
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Takes A Long Time
02:51
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There you go again, there you go
trying to be someone you don’t know.
But it takes a long time.
Yes it takes a long time.
It takes a long time
for the masks to fall.
Maybe you’re just trying far too hard.
Maybe just leave things the way they are
‘cause it takes a long time.
Yes it takes a long time.
It takes a long time
for the coins to fall.
Since when were you responsible
for the troubles of the world?
If you really want to know
I think you have to let go.
If you want to find your way again
it’s no use just doing the same old thing.
But it takes a long time.
Yes it takes a long time.
It takes a long time
for the masks to fall,
for the coins to fall,
for the truth to call.
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Sometimes I wish I believed in God but I don’t.
I wish the light would come into my life but it won’t.
All the times I’ve tried to meet demands.
All the times I’ve tried to understand.
Held the hope inside my praying hands.
I wish I could just believe in God
but the world around me makes sure I just cannot.
Without proof and no evidence
hope is all we have
to make sense of it all.
All that has been,
all that will be
stays a mystery.
I hope
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The Happy Somethings England, UK
Independently unpolished band who like to be happy. Unintentionally retro. Effortlessly uncool.
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