1. |
Save My World
03:16
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We’re here together
We don’t know how it could come
So far that there is no one
To rely on
They judge you, they judge us
They know best what’s good for me
But they don’t notice at all
What they are doing to me, oh no
Now there’s nothing left we could fight for
Let us leave the place we called home
Come with me to where the story ends
Let me know that you’ll save my world
Save my world
It’s time to break out
To find out what it means to live
But could we break all these walls
Raised around us?
They judge you, they judge us
They won’t know what’s the best for me
‘Cause they don’t notice at all
What they were doing to me, oh no
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Faceless
04:07
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A grey sky surrounds you
There’s no escape, you’re stuck in here
Frustration is the only bridge
Over the river of despair
What makes you who you are?
What are your dreams, your wishes?
No one knows who you really are
No one cares, no one
You’re faceless in the crowd
So faceless, faceless
You’re caught between these voices
Telling you where to turn and to go
You know that you’ll have to stay here
Until you let your heart burn
You can’t stay here anymore
Grey clouds hide the truth
You can’t stay here anymore
Take your chance to find yourself again
‘Cause
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3. |
Raise Your Voice
02:56
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You always listen to them talking
Deciding about everything and all
You’ve got enough of them talking
‘Cause there’s nothing happening
Let’s get up and take your chance
It could be your last one
Raise your voice and say it out loud (hey, hey)
Raise your voice and sing with me (hey, hey)
Raise your voice and say it out loud (hey, hey)
Raise your voice and sing with me
You waited for so long and now it is here
The time to show what you can achieve
They say what you have to think
They say what you have to do
They say what you have to feel
You have to stop it right now
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WHO ON EARTH Paderborn, Germany
WHO ON EARTH – eine Band, die Dreiecke als Logo benutzt, bevor sie cool wurden und nachdem sie cool waren.
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