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Majesty
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Well you say that I should care a bit more
about the majesty of this world
you say I act so strange you think is adorable
but I've been doing fine
yeah I've been doing okay
And I don't need your good advice its just standing in my way
you say I'm wasting my time
and you might be right
but it couldn't bother me much less
nah I don't get why you're so stressed
See some things take time
but now you think its your turn to decline
that I'm wrong
when that's a played out song
Oh it may sound cliché but you're on the wrong track
you wanted to shoulder my shame
but now its bending your back
oh sugar it's fine
yeah I will turn out okay
you'll get so caught up in someone else that now you're fading away
See some things take time
but now you think it's your turn to decline
that I'm wrong
when that's a played out song
Someone please tell me
that it's not just me but that you feel it too
we're wasting our time, my dear
Oh I'm afraid you're wasting your mind
trying to find
the fault in someone else's dream
you're haunted by insanity
while I'm as high as I've ever been
(you know, just mind your own business, and you'll get back on track,
I guess)
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Ohshe Cologne, Germany
Hey sweethearts!
I'm Ohshe from Cologne, Germany and I make Indie Rock.
Homemade with love <3
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