1. |
The Strings Are Gone
01:44
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2. |
Fun & Memories
01:48
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So I open my eyes
The sun is already high
I'm so fucking late
I should start to run
My friends are waiting
We should have a party
We had already put some music on
They full my mind with memories and fun for all my life
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3. |
Viva Scaramouche
02:41
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Don't be afraid, just follow me.
Trust in me, let's go far away where problems don't exist.
You looked into my eyes and say:
"Forgive me, I should go away!"
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4. |
Tear of Diamond
01:32
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Only now I realize that my mind has been empty for all this time when I never heard from you.
I had smoked something strong to get down and now I wish I could see you atleast in my dreams.
Tell me why, why I have spent my life look for this rare flower and then...
I forgot to water it.
All the promises, all the words that I told you,
In the end I felt down like a leaf in autumn.
Silly me trying to turn back but I didn't realize that maybe it's late.
But I don't think it's late, because she knew how ashamed I am,
So I will wait for spring to come to my door
Or maybe I will be alone with my tear,
remembering the diamond that I lost,
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5. |
ImissyousomuchbutIwon
02:39
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Everything reminds me to you,
But I have lost the game,
A game where I had only one life,
And I have lost the love.
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