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Goodbye Monkey
01:36
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Goodbye monkey
If you are still in bed when you hear this
Close your eyes to see my message
under your lids
Those windows are always broken
And our things are permanently
going wrong
Come on
Come on
You’re out
Goodbye monkey
You just said, the world would not change
And you’ll try not change even
More and more
I know all those wars are over
Death turns me on
And comfort your cries
Come on
Come on
You’re out
Goodbye monkey
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Shark In The Sea Of Love
02:22
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Shark
I don’t wanna live
A silver dart cut through my body and gone
Here comes June
Here she comes, and hers she lets me down
Shark in the sea of love
Out of control
In the beginning I thought she was mine
I’ll fall
And I’ll never, never get back to her
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Dope Calypso Budapest, Hungary
Having no bass in the band, only 2 guitars and drums? No songs below 190 bmp? That’s exactly Dope Calypso. A band which claims their music is like if the The Buzzcocks played Pixies. You can call it alternative rock, as well.
Dope Calypso recommends:
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