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anymore
03:18
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nerves
04:00
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bedtime stories
03:54
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tourbus
03:57
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I wish I was in a tourbus, so fucking much.
Give me beautiful distraction.
Give me speed limit 130, I wanna be flirty from afar.
Just an image in the window of someone else’s car.
I wish I was in a tourbus.
Give me beautiful distraction.
Give me speed limit 130.
I wanna be flirty from afar.
Just an image in the window of someone else’s car.
On my way home, been away way too long.
This place fucked me up need my friends, need a hug.
Just checked my phone: one missed call, girlfriend’s gone.
Drove too far, now I’m stuck.
Stuck in this wheel, it’s so fast, it’s unreal. No space, no timeI see you, you seem fine.
Is this a flirt? I’m not sure, all is blurred. Slow this down.
I wish I was in a tourbus, so fucking much
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cuddle puddle
05:24
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EDNA Bern, Switzerland
EDNA is about everything that moves us. Meaning, mostly things that go wrong. It became clear very quickly that this doesn't mean we only play ballads! And now, the Break Up song sounds like Alternative Rock and "I'm not afraid of dying anymore" became "I'm not afraid of dreaming anymore" and has a super catchy synth arpeggio, like from Barbie Land. Stay positive, kids. The world sucks enough. ... more
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