1. |
Sixth Sense
03:47
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Just a single mislead of the heart.
Can tear you, apart.
Open doors to fears,
Like a suit that fits too tight.
I can't touch.
I can't hear.
I can't see.
But it's the sixth sense,
what will save me.
Glad to hear, that money is just
the way to your heart.
To cure your, discontent.
Please keep those eyes open.
And be still,
this shouldn't take long.
I can't touch.
I can't hear.
I can't see.
So it's the sixth sense,
what will save me.
You don't know what is like,
to be alive.
''Because I hear shapes and I see sounds''
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2. |
Feral Dance
03:27
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Why, you didn't have to leave.
But you are fast,
just slipping under my sleeve.
All I recall is the memory of blacking out.
Still under dreams,
I can hear all the scream and shout.
Sick, I don't know who to believe.
With some words,
you stole my heart like a thief.
Even if I stray I can promise this:
I will have this dance,
with that little miss.
All I want just a piece of you,
But I guess that's not what I'll do.
And my brain is just a coward to.
Won't move the legs and pull it through.
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3. |
Footsteps
06:24
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She's gone, gone away.
She ain't easy, she ain't an easy way.
So perfect, if you are in the mood for pain.
In the dawn, when you wake.
You search, she's gone.
So alone, been left behind again.
Let me know if you are.
Should I run or fade out?
I wish I could see her.
One last time, love's too fast.
I never recalled how I felt.
Until you fled away.
And every dog has it's day,
guess this wasn't mine.
With such desire, desire.
And so much to say.
She says she's too shaky to tell,
but you should realize who to blame.
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Iris Blooms Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Iris Blooms es
(de izquierda a derecha):
Guillermo Di Mario - bajo
Alvaro Garimberti - guitarra y teclados
Juan Ignacio Zapata - batería y voz
Ignacio Calderón - guitarra
(o quieren ser, al menos)
... more
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