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过海 (Over the Sea)
03:55
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2. |
安眠药 (Sleeping Pill)
04:43
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Give me a sleeping pill
Allow me to sleep soundly
Let me love you forever and never waver
I saw you once with him
And the roses he gave you
I hope your days pass soundly
Your smile
Makes me drunk with memories
In the seductive memories
I'd rather remember than dream
Give me a sleeping pill
Allow me to sleep soundly
Let me love you forever and never waver
I saw you once with him
And the roses he gave you
I hope your days pass joyfully
Your smile
Makes me sink into the sea
In the expansive sea
I'd rather sink than dream
Your smile
Makes me drunk with memories
In the seductive memories
I'd rather remember than dream
Your smile
Your smile
Your smile
Give me a sleeping pill
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3. |
Don't Know
04:52
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take it out and look at it
put it in your pocket with your change
take it out and play with it
it's getting warmer in your hand
i don't know
what you're doing to me
you're like an open wound
that's just begun to bleed
like a tidal wave
that's come to carry me
in the green lagoon
where you can bury me
in foam
in foam
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4. |
Datura
04:57
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Zhujiang River Monster (珠江水怪） Guangzhou, China
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