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What's It All About
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What's It All About
I’ve been there many times
I have seen so many crimes
Have heard too many lies
I have heard the highest cries
My eyes were red
My heart and soul were dead
My mind was going mad
(it) Was the worst time that I’ve had
Please listen to my quotes
Many lives I owe
Livin on the roads
All of us implode
It burnt the memories off my mind
I’d never press rewind
because this time
I won’t cross this line
Been there once
Been there twice
Leave it all behind
Burn this bridge
Take the edge
Only way to find
Been there once
Been there twice
What’s it all about
Take the chance
Take my hands
Time is running out
I’ve been there many times
I’ve lived with all those types
Have dreamt too many nights
I have wronged you countless times
My dimes are spent
My soul bears careless dents
I fear the rules I’ve bent
I see now what it meant
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Come Around
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Shut Us Down
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No One To Believe In
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CARVEL' Basel, Switzerland
"There is no way to DISCO, DISCO is the way."
In a dream, the DISCO ball appeared to
carvel and whispered "never too sad to disco". With this message the four guys from Basel are already playing Europe's stages for the second time. The long lost eleventh commandment was found: "You shall not not dance!"
Disco is dead? Long live the Disco-Kings*!
(*self-titled)
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