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Wrong Drunk Fight
02:16
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4 a.m. Barcelona's night, music seems to be flying on the dark sky,
I'm not alone but you are not with me on this wrong drunk fight,
my back is heavier than it was yesterday and I want my freedom to be mine.
I'm tired of my face right now, and my personality weights too much and my pride is not gonna find me.
Show me what's right in me, my mind thinks I'm melting under this moonlight and
can't see my fucking way back
Frustrations about decisions want to kill my mind, but I'm not gonna be here.
Memories of what I've been and I've done remember me that I can be better.
Probably when you arrive I'm gone.
Probably when you arrive I'm so far and full of eagerness.
4 a.m. Barcelona's night, one more song is sounding far through the woods and I can't wait more to shout it.
This is my time to ask how can I escape of this room without a light, because I want my freedom to be mine.
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Monsters
03:01
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There's not a monster inside my head but there's one under my bed
the darkest night it's not the scariest but the moon is getting red
Tomorrow doesn't matter if you want to feel alive today
Getting up from the ground is the only thought I have (Inside my head!)
I lived on a city made of tragedy but I left it back at all
you can turn the light on but your life’s not gonna get solved
Tomorrow doesn't matter if you want to feel alive today
Getting up from the ground is the only thought I have (Inside my head!)
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Fastloud Barcelona, Spain
FASTLOUD is velocity and strength, FASTLOUD is eagerness.
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