1. |
The One
05:15
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The one
What was the last to come
into my mind before
I crossed the line that’s drawn
Deep in my mind and soul
It is nowhere, yet it’s everything
And it’s in me ‘til I try to stare it down
It’s leading back to one, to the first
time, the one, the one
It’s leading back to one slip and I –
can’t rewind
Was it a conscious choice
Or did I loose control
Now does it mean
I’ve been set free?
It is nowhere, yet it’s everything
And it’s in me ‘til I try to stare it down
It’s leading back to one…
Was it a conscious choice
Or did I loose control
It is nowhere, yet it’s everything
And it’s in me ‘til I try to stare it down
It’s leading back to one, to the first
time, the one, the one
It’s leading back to one –
beginning, can’t get it back to none
It’s leading back to one slip and I –
can’t rewind
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2. |
Call on me
04:59
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3. |
Little man
04:52
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4. |
Turntables
03:55
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5. |
Good Lies
03:44
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6. |
Don't tell me
03:47
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7. |
Run out of love
03:49
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8. |
Change the weather
04:06
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9. |
All shall fade
04:20
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a strAnger Sweden
Swedish music act. Truly independent, DIY to the bone.
"Beck gone Soundgarden lite hardrock
with the cheerful bastards of Radiohead playing lounge music in the background".
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"Often compelling, occasionally alienating, but never dull or predictable, Chriss’s curious clash of styles feels like the start of something new."
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