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You've Changed
03:55
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Oh my lady wrote me
to lay her burden down
a letter to confess me
that she had to leave this town
it read « the folks you hang with,
turned your heart to stone.
I reckon I’ve just found out
that I’m better off alone »
The way you never care feels cold and strange
Between my world and yours a mountain range
I must admit that you’ve changed.
I got rid of my felllaz
just to win her back
Then I went to my sister
Who thinks that I will get the sack
I even bought some flowers
Ain’t that what people do in my situation
Oh lord I went to my beautiful mother
And here is what she said eyes filled with emotions
The way you never care feels cold and strange
Between my world and yours a mountain range
I must admit that you’ve changed.
Son it takes a man to apologize
and takes fool to runaway
The way you never care feels cold and strange
Between my world and yours a mountain range
I must admit that you’ve changed.
I guess your love won’t ever be the same
We’ll never get you back the facts are plain
I must admit that you’ve changed.
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500 Dances
03:53
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Mama been a dancer it times of war
Tryin’ to give the people a little, right from the core
dancing with the workers and the refugees
Thousands of dreamers, children, womenfolks and me
Mama been a savior and an artist too
She could be the doctor when hearts are blue
The 500 hundred dances of a girl, round the world.
Mama been a warrior in the name of love
The angels got dancing along from up above
Never stopped believing in a better place
Made me seen the good side in fellaz of the human race
Mama been a savior and an artist too
She could be the doctor when hearts are blue
The 500 hundred dances of a girl, round the world.
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Theo Lawrence Bordeaux, France
♥ Theo Lawrence
Vocals/Guitar
♥ Julien Bouyssou
Keys
♥ Bastien Cabezon
Drums
♥ Thibault Ripault
Guitar
♥ Olivier Viscat
Bass
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