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Universal Experience
03:31
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We might look alike but it’s all
in the name of the game
You don’t want to ask about my day
but you should
so you do anyway
I don’t think that I can relate (x2)
to you
Ski Trips
Sunday Brunch
Universal Experience
I can fake it but I can’t feel it
So we just have to deal with it
I learned all the terms on their terf
What I cost
What I’m worth
Am I bound to all these things I buy
All is found on this earth
Then you die
I don’t think that I can relate (x2)
To you
She knows how to see it through (x4)
Ski Trips
Sunday Brunch
Universal Experience
I can fake it but I can’t feel it
So we just have to deal with it
Cruise ships
Full fridge
Warm meals
Lights on
Packed lunch
Good gums
Front yards
Leased cars
(x6)
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2. |
Atlas
03:36
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In your absence, in my sleep.
Promises we vow to keep
For the better
For the betterment
But what’s a vow
When I pretend
If I want it now
Will I then
When I say that I’ll still want to (2X)
Atlas came and threw aside
Let the earth and stars collide
Not a burden
Not that burdensome
Heavy were the heavens that he held in hardened hands
For the better
For the betterment
But what’s a vow
When I pretend
If I want it now
Will I then
When I say that I’ll still want to (2X)
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3. |
Reading Material
02:32
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4. |
Eye Contact
04:43
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5. |
Traffic Light
02:58
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The Klittens Netherlands
The Klittens are five musicians on a mission, untrained but unbothered. A band for those who have a knack for happy songs and sad sentiments. Their music is a surprising mix of indie-fuzz and DIY. The result: a repertoire that reaches from dark post-punk to danceable songs about grandma’s. ... more
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