1. |
The Light
05:29
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i'm waiting before replying to me
i'm ready
i'm not ready
what do you decide for me?
do you feel the light?
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2. |
Stay Progressive
06:02
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like me
you feel all right
but nothing seems enough
like the night
you love your fears
but nothing seems enough
stay progressive
stay connected
take a look in the area
you just
take a look in the area
you now
take a breath in the area
take it right now
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3. |
That Is
05:58
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that is true
i don't like it
but is real
come on
that is true
and i like it
isn't real
come home
who wants to know?
i'll follow follow follow you
how dark is dawn
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4. |
Saturday Morning
03:50
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Saturday morning
i hate everything that coming
my chance is
riding and cooking
to another way
i feel like tea
i don't have to fight
cause i know
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5. |
Pelagia Noctiluca
04:54
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you know what is a claim
shining like a rail
you know how to choose the better dainty cake
la la la lai what is your karyotype?
you know how to choose the better dainty cake
you know what is a claim
the leaning tower day
you know how to choose the better dainty cake
la la la lai what is your karyotype?
you know how to choose the better dainty cake
this is what fuck are you saying
this is what
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6. |
Two Seven
04:07
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miracle
you see two seven and now
everglades
i'm going back to myself
i have a dream
to be me
i would to say congratulation
this is the cure for my rubber heart
i would to say vulcanization
this is my cure for my rubber heart
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MALAHEAD Cesena, Italy
Formed in November 2021 in Romagna, Malahead recorded their first EP in May 2022.
Blending the different musical backgrounds of each member, Malahead play "forever young" what they want.
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