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Jules Verne
03:06
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I can see across the bridge over the ocean
Along the hundreds of years in fast motion
And we will have closure (x2)
All the medicine is gone
Nature will save us
No more end of the world
That we are scared of
All religions are one
There are no more wars
People finally know where the soul goes
And we will have closure (x2)
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already done
03:23
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In my empty room candles on the wall
It doesn't matter, it has to go
And my empty soul hanging on the wall
It doesn't matter, it's time to go
I see lovers on the streets, murder comes to meet me
It's gonna happen, it's time to leave
I'm ready to get off, will you suffer, will you return
What's already happened, already done
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when I am 58
04:41
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When I am 58
Hey you, what’s new?
I see your truth
No time to lose
We buy, you choose
There's everything you wanna feel
There's nothing in this world so real
You’ll never get a chance to find my soul
There's everything you wanna see
There's nothing in this world for free
You’ll never get a chance to buy my soul
Hey you, what’s new?
Life lacks a muse
What else do we owe you?
Forgot my cue
There's everything you wanna feel
There's nothing in this world so real
You’ll never get a chance to find my soul
There's everything you wanna see
There's nothing in this world for free
You’ll never get a chance to buy my soul
I didn't sign up the rest of my life
Surviving in this fight, to die in the line (x2)
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The Clox Brooklyn, New York
Formed in Brooklyn, NY in 2007, indie rockers The Clox possess a unique credibility that has the potential to bridge the gap
between indie rock, alternative rock, and pop. With a starkness and euro flair that is rarely heard amongst most American indie bands, The Clox are bringing something new to the scene that has as much brooding as it does catchy rhythm.
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