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Hometown Song
03:32
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I’m a lucky man with a lonely start
I’m living in a place nobody gives a damn about
I live my lonely life
with some lonely friends
in my lonely town
I’m that kind of guy who tried to move to the city
I almost choked because everybody is trying to look so pretty
I live my lonely life
with some lonely friends
in my lonely town
PADADA
I’m a lucky man with a lonely start
I’m living in a place nobody gives a damn about
I live my lonely life
with some lonely friends
in my lonely town
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I’ve got my entire life in a big old box
I took it along with me the entire year
it’s hard to know when I’m finally home
it’s hard to know when my troubles are gone
I moved houses twice this year
left a lot of my spirit around everywhere
it’s hard to know when I’m finally home
it’s hard to know when my troubles are gone
Life ain’t easy when you break it
but even harder when you fake it
Rip off the band-aid, cry out your heart
when breaking up feels like the hardest part
Tomorrow rain will fall and the sun will rise
tomorrow will hit you hard, but you’ll be surprised
Time to go, time to go they’ll say
time to let it all wash away
Life ain’t easy when you break it
but even harder when you fake it
rip off the band-aid, cry out your heart
when breaking up feels like the hardest part
… when breaking up feels like the hardest part
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3. |
Two Buckets Of Dreams
03:26
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We run to the water
for two buckets of dreams
for trees that are waving
for my love to be seen
Drown me in red curtains
drown me in the pain
lift me up slowly
and enter my brain
Don’t give up the spirit
get lost every day
you could be a lover
you could be afraid
Don’t get too wasted
don't get tired of your dreams
everyone is waiting
for me to be free
Sometimes I win
sometimes I lose
sometimes I’m happy
sometimes I don’t know what I’m here for
She holds my head
she gets me a drink
she loves me forever
at least that’s what we think
So we run to the water
for two buckets of dreams
my friends are all waving
and get along with the stream
Sometimes I win
sometimes I lose
sometimes I’m happy
sometimes I don’t know what I’m here for
So we run to the water
for two buckets of dreams
for trees that are waving
for my love to be seen
Drown me in red curtains
drown me in the pain
lift me up slowly
and enter my brain
Sometimes I win
sometimes I lose
sometimes I’m happy
sometimes I don’t know what I’m here for
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Dreams Stay Dreams
04:08
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I dream about planes and I dream about the highway
I dream about my friends who live so far away
I dream about the North and I dream about Atlanta
But dreams stay dreams these days
I wish I could be on both sides
I wish I could live a normal life
When I dream about the North and I dream about Atlanta
dreams stay dreams these days
Time flew by when I went back to my own country
and now times stands still and I’m oh so far away
If I could catch a plane, I would be there before tomorrow
but dreams stay dreams (I live a hundred years away)
I dream about a sunnier place
I dream about finding other ways
It’s gonna be like this for a long time
dreams stay dreams these days
Time flew by when I went back to my own country
and now times stands still and I’m oh so far away
If I could catch a plane, I would be there before tomorrow
but dreams stay dreams (I live a hundred years away)
Time flew by when I went back to my own country
and now times stands still and I’m oh so far away
If I could catch a plane, I would be there before tomorrow
but dreams stay dreams (I live a hundred years away)
(I live a hundred years away)
(I live a hundred years …)
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Roofman Ermelo, Netherlands
Having accepted the fact that life may well be pointless, Roofman remains a romantic nonetheless. Reminiscing about nature, nurture, love as well as our simple daily thoughts, his lyrics paint the pictures we never thought we’d find the words for.
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