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Black Coffee
01:20
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The problem with our generation:
Everybody's out of their minds
We suffer from desperation
" It's with you that i want to spend the night"
He told her to meet him at the cafe
On the corner near the subway station
" we have to be quiet about this"
" I don't want my boyfriend to know"
It's not about love anymore
They say it's wrong but it feels right
You can't cheat your destiny
It will haunt you when you're alone
Let's go in the basement to smoke
Enough with alcohol let's drink water
" I never meet people that i really like,
let me take a good look at your smile"
He just can't stand being alone
That's why he's following her home
" Somtimes it's better to sleep with strangers,
It's easy to not fall in love"
Can we still be friends when he comes back ?
I know you love him more than this night
Sometimes i regret, others i forget
I can't swear it will be the last time.
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Looking For Vince
03:10
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Like a ghost on the subway
An old friend on the bus
I open up my eyes to find something that i've lost
Man sometimes i feel sorry for myself and for my friends
Yeah we did try, but there was something in our way
I wondered if you followed
If you heard some of our songs
Are you proud of your town ?
Or did you just forget it all ?
An older brother with charisma and a heart of gold
Vince it could have been you in those pictures, in those trucks, on the records, in those jokes.
Vince i'm looking for you
Nobody tells me where you are
In those pictures, in those trucks, on the records, in those jokes.
I won't lie it was great, it would have been better with you for sure
on the records, in those jokes.
Vince i'm looking for you
Nobody tells me where you are
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