1. |
Hunt
03:12
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I’ve been waiting in my head
Someone is asking me to say
The things I always disagree
But now I have to leave, I don’t want to stay right here
I see nothing on the streets
Maybe just some kind of dream
I think there’s nothing here for me
Someday I’m gonna be like the old man in my dreams
Maybe tomorrow I’ll be dead
And no one will be there to say
The things I hide away from them
So now I have to be the man who lives in me
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Someday
02:58
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There’s no reason why they can not hear
There’s just something far away from here
Maybe someday I’ll get out from here
To a different day
It’s alright, this time I can change your mind
I don’t know where I left my arms
But I think I’m good for a fight
Maybe someday I’ll finally win
To be a better man
It’s alright, this time I can change your mind
It’s alright, tonight I’ll be right behind
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Palma Carpets Mexico City, Mexico
Banda formada en la Ciudad de México a finales de 2019 por el compositor Guillermo Palma.
Palma Carpets
aborda temas como la melancolía, la pérdida, la experiencia de enamorarse y crecer en una ciudad, combinado con melodías envolventes y guitarras resonantes que crean pasajes que van desde dreampop, post-punk y shoegaze.
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