1. |
Red Lights
02:51
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can you see the red lights?
can you see them flickering?
reflected on these salty streams
that flow on these landscapes
of burning skin
our sea is mud, my dear
and now I'm sick to tears
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2. |
Fake Snake
02:56
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3. |
Bot
01:26
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4. |
Sort of Galaxy
02:49
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5. |
3.23
02:53
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maybe
when I wake up from your dream
when you will see what I see
when you will see what I've seen
then maybe
we will be able to see
we will be able to sleep
and disregard all that conscience
and maybe
I won't be able to weep
you won't be able to speak
you won't be able, you'll see
and maybe
we'll be enjoying our tea
you see the water's expensive
and the wine is so cheap
oh baby
don't take so long to release me
don't take so long, let us be free
I feel so strong, come and strike me
and baby
I really can't feel my body
there's ... a void and there's lightning
and it's never been so sweet
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6. |
The Abandoned
02:32
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7. |
2 Hertz
04:23
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8. |
Moon Whistle
00:47
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9. |
Armchair
02:36
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10. |
Non
02:56
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11. |
Another Red Light
03:12
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12. |
P.
02:00
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13. |
Working Again
03:32
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14. |
Moonwalking
02:56
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15. |
My Hungry Face
05:05
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16. |
Call Me Home
03:19
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17. |
Todos Mortos
03:08
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abranges o sol
todos mortos, menos nós
sangue no anzol
todos mortos, menos nós
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BlackBambi Portugal
BlackBambi is the alias for M̶i̶g̶u̶e̶l̶ Bonneville’s solo electronic music project. Since 2003 BlackBambi has been the head of several musical projects (such as Hex, UrMA and GoldenBambi) and has been creating original soundtracks and sound design for film and performance. ... more
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