1. |
Rough Wood
01:23
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2. |
La Mer
01:31
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3. |
English Waltz
01:34
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4. |
West
00:30
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5. |
Tricky Wink
01:31
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6. |
Kinski Kool
00:29
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7. |
New Day, Sun Rises
01:07
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8. |
Science Genius
00:45
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9. |
Radio Swing
00:53
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10. |
What's going on here?
00:27
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11. |
Nighttime
02:08
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12. |
Wir müssen raus
01:56
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13. |
Morning
02:02
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14. |
Thinking Waltz
00:55
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15. |
Living Things
02:59
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Everything we ever said
leads to knowing
helped us growing.
Take a breath
and don't be sad
I'll take your blues away.
So we laugh 'cause we're together
maybe it's not forever.
Who knows where the road is going?
Living things are always growing -
maybe apart, but right now we're together.
Every day you wake alive
the clock is moving
the time you're losing.
State your death
and start again
the moment has arrived.
So we laugh 'cause we're together
maybe it's not forever.
Who knows where the road is going?
Living things are always growing -
maybe apart, but right now we're together.
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16. |
Bedtime
01:00
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17. |
Oh lala
00:35
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18. |
The Cold
03:49
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knisterorchester BY, Germany
SCENES.
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