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Head West
03:55
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Head West
We're gonna open the door
And get into the silver RV
To drive through the red dawn
The cool wind whispers
"Boys head west"
And we don't have no other choice
Early this morning
It's summertime again
Nothing's gonna disturb us
So let everything go
Between the horizon and the skyline
Dive into the west coast dream
Don't worry 'bout the things you left in your room
Sometimes something may remind you old time
But never look back behind, just let it be
I'll show you the sunset dreamy way
Sunset dreamy way
I'll never let you fade away
Sunset dreamy way
This world loves us all the time
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First Kids
03:38
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First Kids
Summer blue spotlights our toes
Like a jellyfish
Boring days are now over
And thrown away from our sights
Tactics for the things to come
Help us get along
No one without the two of us here
Watching the ocean wide
Let's make tomorrow together
Have it the best day ever
The stars will make us stronger
Today, we're the first kids of nature
Even if we've chosen a wrong way
This is our best one
So don't look back the past age
'Cause we don't belong there now
Let's make tomorrow together
Have it the best day ever
The stars will make us stronger
Today, we're the first kids of nature
Let's LOVE together
Have it the best time ever
Will the dawn visit us?
Never
Today, we're the first kids of nature
Even if we've chosen a wrong way
This is our best one
Maybe just the two of us here
Others died yesterday
It will be so hard to find
Any answer of this life
Till you come by something right
Don't stop wondering about
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Island On The Moon
03:11
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Miles Apart Records Japan
Miles Apart Records
Independent label based in Japan.
Since 2013.
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