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Anywhere you go
02:39
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Honest try
02:39
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Quandary
03:31
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Forever and a day
04:01
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The sailor
04:00
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Looking back
02:43
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Sands of time
02:18
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Every little grain
a piece of yesterday,
a particle of tomorrow.
But moments never linger,
they run through my fingers
and die on the pile below,
implying a point in time
when a terrible change of mind
leaves me with an empty upper glass.
Chorus:
If there was one thing I could wish for,
it would be an unlimited store
of precious sands of time, so our love could never die.
Most frightening of all,
the sound of time's free fall,
the whispering of lurking loss.
The salt of our lives
is change but at times
it comes at an unbearable cost,
for example losing you
when the last granule has run through.
"Linger on, thou art so fair!"
Chorus
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I want to believe
03:56
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9. |
Purpose
03:28
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Utopia Now Berlin, Germany
Utopia Now started out in 2006 but had been known under the name Indigo since 2002, sharing the stage with bands such as Lagwagon, Anti Flag, A Wilhelm Scream, No Trigger, Good Clean Fun, Venerea and many more. However, the band was short-lived and split in 2007. Today the band lives on in the form of an online solo project by the band’s founder, singer, and songwriter, Stephan Serowy. ... more
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