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Intro
00:46
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Moonstones
04:08
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I heard you talking through the stars
I heard your whisper from afar
Evaporation in your car
Feels like it heals every wound and scar
I’ve found my way out here, but I’m never moving on
The way I feel this again, is there something a little wrong?
Yeah I feel it kicking in
Left my mind wandering
Late night, you tell me on the phone
While arranging your moonstones
“I dreamed that we disappeared,
in silence we killed our fears”
It feels like a journey, discovering your mouth
Tasting your lipstick while my head’s still in the clouds
Your eyes are sinking in
My heart is still seeking
Late night, walking all alone
Texting you with my sisters phone
“I dreamed that we would disappear,
but now you made it all so clear”.
Oh yeah, tonight I’ll be coming home
Oh yeah, tonight I won’t be alone
Oh yeah, I’ll burn my
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3. |
Coffee
02:58
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Well, I guess I'm lonely
I need to go far from home
Think about you
What's inside you
I need to know how you do it
This is the first time that I've had a chance
Won't be our last time, I swear, I'm still there
Can't stop comparing my style to your 90's trends
I'll cry my heart out when you let me down
This is the first time that you've had a chance
Won't be the last time, I hope, but you don't care
Though I hope you'll live your life outside of my head
Catch another kiss that you threw in the air
We're falling apart I guess
There's something we'll have to fix
Falling apart I guess
Don't be my antagonist.
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4. |
Colorful
03:27
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5. |
Would You
03:37
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Sgt. Lesley Hasselt, Belgium
Sgt. Lesley is a four-piece band, founded in Hasselt. They combine their dreamy indie pop with catchy, sweet melodies reminiscent of Alvvays, Beach Fossils and Tame Impala
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