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Special Needs
03:57
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Songwriters: MOLKO, BRIAN / OLSDAL, STEFAN / HEWITT, STEVEN
Remember me when you're the one who's silver screen
Remember me when you're the one you always dreamed
Remember me when everyone's noses start to bleed
Remember me, special needs
Just 19 and sucker's dream I guess I thought you had the flavour
Just 19 and dream obscene with six months off for bad behaviour
Remember me when you clinch your movie deal
And think of me stuck in my chair that has four wheels
Remember me through flash photography and screams
Remember me, special dreams
Just 19 this sucker's dream I guess I thought you had the flavour
Just 19 and dream obscene with six months off for bad behaviour
Just 19 and sucker's dream I guess I thought you had the flavour
Just 19 and dream obscene with six months off for bad behaviour
Remember me...
Just 19 this sucker's dream I guess I thought you had the flavour
Just 19 and dream obscene with six months off for bad behaviour
Just 19 and sucker's dream I guess I thought you had the flavour
Just 19 and dream obscene with six months off for bad behaviour
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Second Chance
03:52
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They say that we’re supposed to fail
They say that we can’t get things done
They’re moving up and down
They’re moving me from the bench
They’re switching faces fast, but they’re givin’ up faster
Hail me!
And every word is a door without key
But these are the days of our second chance
Sliding underneath some summer stars
We only waited it for free
So you’ll see that our needs are
Scary, not buried
At every dawn
But what is done is done
They say that we’re supposed to fail
They’re moving up and down
They’re moving me from the bench
They’re switching faces fast, but they’re givin’ up faster
Hail me!
And every word is a door without key
These are the days of our second chance
Sliding underneath some summer stars
We only waited it for free
These are the days of our second chance
They’re moving up and down
They’re moving me from the bench
These are the days of our second chance
But what is done is done
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Gather Grapes
03:47
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What used to rise is coming down right now
But these are not the news
I made a cross with my own legs on an early evening sand
Revolving things and blues
Cruel lovely sweet temptation
Of picking up the wind in bloom
Even if I know that it's time to gather grapes
Once more I'll turn my back
On what I'll miss and find again next june
Picking the wind in bloom
And I won't leave this place
'til I'll be displaced in this old wheel
Feeling the regrets that I won't take away
'cause they're not here
(and this is where I'm still)
And I won't leave this place
'til I'll be escaped in this old wheel
I wrote I sang I drew
And this is where I'm still
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