1. |
Painters
02:49
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have you lost interest in
the search for happiness
i like the way your voice sounds in my bed
something about you so tenderly magical
i wish you knew how much you mean to me
we're painting the boat
its never the same
although we run out of paint
my love has no end
we'll sail the mediterranean
then come back
have you lost interest in
the search for happiness
i like the way your voice sounds
whispering my name
you say i should be glad
to have you back again
although i dont look like it
you bet i am
we're painting the boat
its never the same
we'll sail above the clouds
and help the rain to find
its way down
you lost your interest in
the search for happiness
you noticed that its nowhere to be found
well maybe then we should
embrace melancholy
and put our arms around it
so tight
we painted the boat
we're ready to go
yeah we painted the boat
we're ready to go
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2. |
Water
04:51
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i've said too much
you know i dont
want to make you
uncomfortable
i dont like how
you never change your mind
you still think the same you did before
i used to think i did too
i've said too much
you wont reply
one day you'll see
lock me to your door
big world
i adore
being with you
right now i cant cry
draw a tear under my eye
will you draw a tear under my eye
water doesn't taste like anything
this tastes like shit
at least its something
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