Satellite
by Kings Of The Beach
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lyrics
are you looking for that person?
Smells like wow. Rebel thing.
I’m sure of that, kick step yo!
I talk to him, now I'm best for.
It's enough, now cry.
I just found my satellite,
I've been looking her for so long.
I walk the world and turning around,
she escapes the sky and you can try.
I think I need something more,
he doesn't fly cause she isn't wrong.
Everytime I see the fear.
Compromise, that it’s not clear,
here comes the fight, so choose your side.
Do you feel shame or weakness?
Bad bets are not your bussines,
will you understand?
All that I said is cause I care.
credits
Musica y Letra: Kings of the beach
Grabado y masterizado en Estudios Metropol por Fran Meneses
Arte: Tábata
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Jun 2020 -
Feb 2018 -
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Mar 2017 -
Jan 2016
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