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nature of things
02:33
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day by day you see
life is growing like flowers
and like them, everything has a end
there's the season
have to die, to born and live
it's the nature of things
a dead tree with rotten leaves
and like them, everything once begin
there's the season
have to die, to born and live
it's the nature of things
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2. |
looks like life
03:01
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i invite you to make part of this
even if it seems so embarrassing
don't you wanna come with me
bring your friends i swear it will be cool
i invite you to make part of this
even if it seems so embarrassing
not so much emotions or great deals
hope to see you someday, i will
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giant human
03:23
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do you remember how to dance
how tomorrow was so different
when you had a proud existence
giant as little small human
memories that were not written
memories that were no told
memories that were not written
memories
do you remember how to sweat
how today was indifferent
when you had a proud existence
giant as little small human
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4. |
understand
03:04
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since he's gone
you're trying your best
to be here alive
you would like
to follow his footsteps
no one would understand it at all
understand
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felipe nizuma São Paulo, Brazil
Solo band of Felipe Nizuma, guitar player for several underground metal and punk bands through more than 2
decades.
This band is punk rock and post-punk oriented.
Last album (2022): Natalia Sedov on CospeFogo/Revelia/Mandinga labels.
From São Paulo, Brazil.
#ForaBolsonaro
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