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Cotton & Silky Path
02:06
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Miles and miles and miles
Of Cotton and silky path
Same as yours is mine
So come and meet me on the way
The Cotton and silky path
The loom once you gave to me
I've already learned to use
It's since then that i've been just
Weaving weaving
The Cotton and silky path
So before you come you know
Our love is so handsome
And before you go you know
Out love is so handsome
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Same Old Stories
01:54
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With a bottle of clear grappa
I watch some flower blooming
Then got tobacco Black Wine
Through the veins the alcool arising
Drinking bloody Mary
And lay down under green vines
Same old Stories same old lines
Same hidden secrets same you
Im kinda Angel with black black feet
Through my kidney they are whispering some needs
Through my friend's fingertips
Bottle bottle of grappa turn myself bit gloomy
While i hear again the
Same old Stories same old lines
Same hidden secrets same you
Same you
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Made To Love You
01:37
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Red and White stripes on the chair
By the sand
And well i feel good
Tho i even lost the shoes
Tho i cant even move
The sand is too hot and cause
You feed me little longer
With another song and
So long
My heart is made to love you
My heart is made to love you
But my body dont know where to go
My heart is made to love you
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Ares
01:55
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Ares where you been
For so long
Ares where i ve been
For all Is easy to know
The beat is getting thick and
The brain is melting too
The city is full of chicken
And men that looks like you
But none of them is you
Ares
Ares another month
is gone
Ares wont you let me
here all alone
But now finally everybody looks like anybody again
I walk light and free
Down the streets of city chicken
I found the reason that i met you
And is just to know this name
Ares!
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