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New Year
03:47
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(Ten, nine, eight, eight, eight!
Ohh! Will this horrible year never end?
We've never lost a year before, and I'll be damned if we're gonna lose one on my shift.
Seven, six, five, four, three, two, one!)
Hesitation in a joyful place
Haven't thought it all over
Socially awkward
Easilly get hurt as ever
Fireworks like in Dresden '45
Disrupt our conversation
It's better this way
So we can just stare on the lights
You talk in Nietzsche's quotes
You make up your own
And you've got hungry eyes
Your hesitation is so clear
You play a misanthrope
But everybody knows
You're so eager to be loved
Your desperation is so clear
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Bugmen Prague, Czechia
Aging dudes who could just be drinking beer after work. But somehow music for the jukebox of their lives is being made in the process. Is it magic?
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