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Wedding Song
02:57
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You want a wedding song
about love and perfect timing to meet Mr. Right?
Though all i can think about
is that moment in "Die Hard"
when Hans falls through the glass
and dies
When we turned the lights on
he was gone in a blast
he would rain down to the ground
So he gave his life
opening the vault
opening our hearts
Did you know
he died for you
he died for your sins
happy wedding day
You want a wedding song
about love until forever
and dreams coming true
Though all i can think about
is the joyful expression while getting those bonds
Damn right!
The moment when Fritz died,
we would shake, we would pray, we would hope
throughout the night
So here's your wedding song
about Nakatomi Plaza
The greatest Christmas tale is this
right here
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2. |
Take That, Gary Barlow
03:59
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We barely had a say in this
It fell apart and it will be greatly missed
We paid the price we had to pay
Hold on to hope they said and ran
they said and ran
We've yet to see another day
The times have changed
now we're gonna fade away
Try to accept this fate but
who is gonna pay the bills?
They left us at the bus stop
filthy, dumbstruck, broke and all alone
broke and all alone
So long
Don't look too far ahead
It's useless
We can't pull through this alone
We can't pull through this at all
It's useless
It's so useless
We signed our souls away to be kings and aces
but hands we had been dealed seemed like threes and sevens
We paid the price and yet
they were cashing in
Hold onto him they said and ran
But then he refused to share the spotlight
Who is gonna pay the bills now that this is all over?
It is all over
It feels unfair with him up there and us down here
This left a bitter taste
But we will get back up there
and we'll grow to see the day
All the work that brought us here
I won't let it be in vain
For now
this place may seem like hell
But someday
I will pull this for y'all
cause this ordeal just may be
our comeback
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3. |
Fade Into Bolivian
03:44
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Between our wants and needs
there lays the frozen deep blue sea
and we are well aware we ain't floating the right way
This ship will never reach the shore
Tell me what do we need an anchor for
Counting days in calm
We won't ever make it home
We'd fly a blackened leaf
to voice our need to disagree
but doubt was labeled treachery
so our courage made us refugees
The coastguard's waiting gun in hand
to make sure our feet won't touch the sand
Counting days in calm
We won't ever make it home
Remaining stationary
for these sails won't take a storm
So let it go
Some things can't be fixed no more
and it turns out we're just beyond repair
Let's take our stored up seeds
swim to the bottom of the sea
and sow them underneath the waves
Plant a garden as our embassy
They will find our corpses upstream
underneath the bodhi tree
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4. |
I'll Be In The Angrydome
02:40
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You're trying so hard to get me
You don't care that this is over
You don't care that it's all over
You're pushing on and so am I
Don't really know where all that leads
When you were gone i had it all
This is the point where reason leaves
I'll be glad when this blows over
Now you want me to scream
yet you gave it all away
And you want to stay sane
but you lost it all on me
You're trying so hard to get me
but you ain't someone to haunt my dreams
When you said that it's all over
you never said we'd repeat it
when you said you'd throw it all away
It's off
You won't keep me from sleep
yet you gave it all away
And you want to stay sane
but you lost it all on me
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Run, Melos! Hanover, Germany
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