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Giving Up
03:06
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2. |
Body and Mind
03:12
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3. |
Jellyfish, Clams, Whales
03:33
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4. |
Out Of Luck
03:23
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5. |
Quicksand (Chairoplane)
03:53
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6. |
Pour Me
04:18
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7. |
Blue Colored
04:02
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boy, oh boy
for a while it was nice
I gained a little insight
sweetness and light
you called me wondrous
you left me wondering
if I am confusing
have you gotten even worse since yesterday?
have you become colorblind?
it was time
to leave all misunderstandings far behind
anyone that spoke to me
anyone that met me here already knows that
CHORUS
her blue colored mind, I love
her blue colored smile, I want
her blue colored eyes, they glow
have you gotten any better since yesterday?
have you painted all that's white?
it is time
to leave all misunderstandings far behind
anyone that spoke to me
anyone that met me here already knows that
CHORUS
sodium street lights
cannot see her colors, I miss them
all the street lights
she's bright but I want to see her
blue colored eyes
I want to do better than yesterday
blue colored eyes
I know I would do better than yesterday
CHORUS
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8. |
Damaged Goods
03:31
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9. |
Dark Nights
03:30
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10. |
Ivy
02:59
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Crush Austria
Crush are Christina Lessiak, Katrin Borecky, Christian Lach, Verena Borecky and Manfred Herzog. They are based in Graz, Austria.
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