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January
03:57
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January, May
He could become a better man
This is the year
I’m going to go away from here
There’s no need to take
Another breath, it is ok
January again
It took my eyes, but I am fine
It’s ok when it’s dark
It’s ok when you’re around
Now they seem like mad man’s eyes
I just want to be alright
January, men
I could’ve been a better man
There’s no need to hide
From our mistakes, they are coming back
You can go to sleep
But don’t be afraid, It will be ok
It’s January again
And I don’t care, I want to stay
It’s ok when it’s dark
It’s ok when you’re around
Now they seem like mad man’s eyes
I just want to be alright
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First Day of the Year
03:28
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My little bird he sings
He tells me how he feels
And now I’m going back
To my old home
First day of the year
There’s nothing else to keep
And now I need something
To make me smile
I ran into the desert last night
And found something on July
First day of the year
The fossils are asleep
They're waiting for the sun
To make them laugh
There's only a shadow here
With nothing else to keep
A dead poet waiting
The song to start
I ran into the desert last night
And found something on July
Little whispers singing in my mind
The song I wrote about you is all I have
First day of the year
Pretend that I'm not here
Just open your eyes
And look at me
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For Us to Keep
02:46
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For us to keep
For us to take
For us to go and leave our mistakes
I've never seen
I didn't care
The way you move your beautiful hair
The night is here
It's all I know
And no one needs to sing you a song
I move my feet
Quiet and slow
But the noise is outrageous and I'm lost
And someone is hiding there tonight
No one wants to be alright
You don't know what's in your mind
I take my pills
Night and day
But I fell I'm losing my head again
And now I see
And now I care
The way you move your beautiful hair
And someone is hiding there tonight
No one wants to be alright
You don't know what's in your mind
And if you're hiding there tonight
Just came out, you will be fine
'Cause I know what's in your mind
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To Your Eyes
03:02
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The night is cold
The king has gone away
The ginger takes the smoke
Over the air
The trees are old
Just like most of your songs
I want you
But I pretend to be alone
It's ok, I like when it's dark
'Cause I know how to get to your eyes
The night is cold
And all the kings are dead
The magic disappears below the earth
The lady breaths
We're all supposed to knew
I only hear the song I made for you
It's ok, I like when it's dark
'Cause I know how to get to your eyes
And the trees will be gone for a while
While I try to keep you by my side
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I'm Not Around
05:19
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After the days
I'm still repeating your name
After the days
You keep on running through my head
After this time
I'm still going to the park
After this time
I'm still waiting for your eyes
And now
I know it's time to close my eyes
And think of the grass below my knees when I'm falling down
Let's say goodbye to the kids one last time
Even when it's dark, I know I'm not around
After the days
You're still repeating my name
After the days
I keep on running through your head
After this time
You're still going to the park
After this time
You're still waiting for a smile
And now
You know it's time to close your eyes
And think of the grass below your knees when you're falling down
Let's say goodbye to the kids one last time
Even when it's dark, you know you're not around
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Memo Muc Mexico City, Mexico
These are simple songs, but they’re for me somehow a way in.
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