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Sky (Studio Live)
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I remember
When we were kids
Used to play on the streets
And climbing the trees
We were watching the sky
Such a beauty to see
Swimming in the skies
I know you can feel it like me
Now it’s ripped off away
And we concealed it with pain
With a mask full of shame
I remember times we used to
Spend our time with no back thoughts
In our smiles and In our dances
We will cure our souls that hurt
Well i woke up this morning
Alone in my room
And the echoes of laughter
Has passed all too soon
There’s no one to blame
It’s just a desease
We’re all getting old
And it’s spreading with ease
It is spreading through parents
Your Job, fear to loose
Through the comfort of casual
Daily abuse
Through the cold kiss of wife
And the pile of your dues
Through the mortgages anger
Traffic and news
So I woke up
Like the dead in my grave
There is Nothing to loose and there is nothing to take
And I pull everything that I’ve got on the stake
And I see myself
Like the cross in my brain
It is you who I aim and invite in the game
Let us Be like the sun changing
Staying the same
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Dusky Dive Moscow, Russia
Bipolar Stoner/Jazz
Based in Moscow Russia the band emerged from local psychodelic and stoner rock
scene in 2019.
Founded by vocalist and bass guitarist Aleksey Stanchinskiy and Grigory Perelman on drums the band soon added Ivan Izmalkin on baritone sax and Sergey Plishka on guitar.
The band has ultimate goal to create songs as compressed books and don't bother to follow any gendre.
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