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Dirty Glasses
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You run better out of here, Coz' there's nothing you can understand, Something that makes you proud, And there is something that makes you start to adore, A refreshing warm mood was not expected, They begin to laugh and whisper, But the end that don't end up the same, When they know our name. They don't like the sound but they don't like the sound, And now you're one of them screamin' dancin' around.
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Bob De Rosa
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Nightlights
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Slow Hands Fast Looks
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Signs To See
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Important Disappointments
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27
04:37
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She looks at your directions invisible and shy, She thought that she would get everything on her horizon, Get to the back and to your mind and all who see her, She couldn't drop down the arms of self invention, But you could show me your cards, And I know the bullets went past by our necks, To reveal a bigger check of fashionable discoveries, To the back and to your mind and all who know her, She isn't this time around for a late night starset, And we couldn't ask for more, I noticed everything from your eyes you've got, I noticed everything from your words and forgot it all, I noticed everything from your eyes you've got, I noticed everything from your words and forgot it all, So you couldn't ask for more, And to the back and to your heart and her directions, Invisible and shy she thought the crook would get away, To steal your friends who gathered around, Get to your back and to your heart, Because I've seen you before and before and before, To an ending line that we both asked for more.
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A Lady Big Dream
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The Roleplay
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Toy Boy
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Silhouette
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The Glasses
The Glasses are a four-piece Indie Rock band from Prishtina, Kosovo. The band consists of Flamur Mahmutxhiku on lead vocals and guitar, Asdren Jonuzi on guitar, Zgjim Elshani on bass and Pajazit Dërmaku on drums.
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