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In Every Direction
03:39
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One day at a time
staying underground
blankets over me
ignoring every sound
Better off in bed
let it run over me
while the thorns
are growing in every direction
In every direction
Someday you will find
digging with your fingers in the dirt
it slithers slowly like a worm
Better off in bed
let it run over me
'cause the soil
is running dry
In every direction
In every direction
In every direction
In every direction
mmm..
mmm..
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2. |
Winter Time
03:40
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Shifting back the steel of the clock hand
Shifting back and it's staying back
Always gonna be there, winter time
(Always gonna be there if you try)
Always gonna be there, intertwined
(Always gonna be there if you try)
I'm gonna be there if you break it in two
I'm gonna be there if you try
(always gonna be there intertwined)
I'm gonna be there if you break it in two
I'm gonna be there if you try
(always gonna be there winter time)
It's getting by, such a long time
days like these never end, no
but It's getting by now
Always gonna be there, winter time
(Always gonna be there if you try)
Always gonna be there, intertwined
(Always gonna leave you if you try)
I'm gonna be there if you break it in two
I'm gonna be there if you try
(always gonna be there intertwined)
I'm gonna be there if you break it in two
I'm gonna be with you if you die
(always gonna be there winter time)
ooh... ooh...
ooh... ooh...
Winter time, winter time, now
Winter time, winter time now
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Postcards From Mars Amsterdam, Netherlands
Postcards From Mars is Bart van Dalen, a multi faceted producer and songwriter, searching for what it means to be
human.
Drawing inspiration from otherworldly experiences, consciousness and the harsh reality of running into yourself, Van Dalen weaves together songs that range from intimate folk tunes to more psychedelic, rhythm driven arrangements.
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