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Overdue
07:24
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Familiar Dialogue
03:48
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We tend to look at the past
Does it matter anymore? We moved on somehow
Time is incoherent
We need to save only those moments that keep us alive
I remember when we used to get lost in the city
that’s not a thing anymore, we lost our privilege to hide
just images of empty roads, dim lights
always the same images, and they keep coming back
It’s a bit trite, but they keep coming back
like they don’t want to fade
But we‘ve changed, haven’t we?
I think, we were always looking for something new
or at least we tried
I think, we were always seeking for something new
or at least we tried
Seems we fought a losing battle
but at least we are still here
Seems we fought a losing battle
but at least we are still here
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Simple and Good
06:00
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Holding Onto the Past
03:53
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Waves
05:26
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Way Out (Closure)
02:18
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Zenjungle Αθήνα, Greece
Saxophone, guitar and electronics from Athens, Greece
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