1. |
Okay
03:50
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The lighting struck twice on the ground where you lay,
And the sirens sang all day.
And the boundaries we built 'round our chests seemed to break,
So we threw them away.
Up north they're hearing things,
Still the telephone only rings
When there's nothing to say.
You ask what the future brings,
But you're only listening
When I say
What you want me to say
What you want me to say:
We'll be okay
We'll be okay
We'll be okay
You'll see it one day
We'll be okay
The moment between what I think and what I say
And the difference it makes.
And the stories we told to remember our names
Have faded away.
Up north they're hearing things,
Still the telephone only rings when there's nothing to say.
You ask what the future brings,
But you're only listening
When I say
What you want me to say
What you want me to say:
We'll be okay
We'll be okay
We'll be okay
You'll see it one day
We'll be okay
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2. |
Kids
01:46
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We expect a flood we get a stream
If we want to live we've got to dream
We know we drink too much
And laugh too loud
We're far too young
To be so proud
But all we ask for is some pity
We're just kids in a lonely city
Asleep by day
Out by night
We've turned out
How you feared we might
We expect a flood we get a stream
If we want to live we've got to dream
We know we drink too much
And laugh too loud
We're far too young
To be so proud
But all we ask for is some pity
We're just kids in a lonely city
Asleep by day
Out by night
We've turned out
How you feared we might
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Bronwyn Berlin, Germany
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