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Marvin
02:09
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Sometimes i'm marvin
sometimes i'm Arthur
I let myself starvin'
I wanna feel miserable
Waking up
Head down
Asking why
Still no light
(Face down in the sand)
Sometimes your the cause
For all your Problems
Rather the solution...
Right round the corner...
I will wait for...
My world to break down...
In pieces...
I'm progressing...
Day by day
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Starboy
02:49
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I can't ignore the fact
That your ignoring facts
And your ignoring me
As well
What did u make believe
That change is a thing noone needs
Some people tend to think the worth of their opinions is significantly higher than others
Though judging those people for their behaviour therefore places me on the same footing as them
In my town there was a skate park
But the elder people wrecked it down
With their baseball b/hats and whiskey jars
And their geologic frown
And now i stand here in the ruins
I'm just looking at the stars
You have to realize
That change is not the enemy
I have to realize
That you aren't as well
And the older man i wonder
If i will be like him
One day in the near future
Cause i surely see the trend
And the only thing that keeps me
From being this old man
Is maintain all i live for
In this exact moment
Im standing here just looking
at the stars shine so bright
I don't know how you are feeling
But i'm feelin' quite alright
quite alright
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Flat Tire
01:44
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Outro
01:11
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Grandma Go. Hanover, Germany
4/10
barely listenable
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