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The Outsider
01:30
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THE OUTSIDER
(Alexandre Alves / Joaquim Dantas)
All this is wrong, all is distant to the point
of no return like we come undone
maybe when we hit the ground
it's invisible like an arrow
you don't even see if I were you
Outside there's no way out
Explanation is clear
Outisde there's no way back
because all of them seem lost enough
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Liquid Love Letter
04:32
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3. |
Falling Hours
04:05
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4. |
Next to Sahara
04:00
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5. |
Neon Hannett
03:56
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6. |
Bones
05:36
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7. |
River Desert Tower
04:29
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8. |
Placeless
04:35
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9. |
The Mirror
08:06
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10. |
Run to
05:02
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THE AUTOMATICS BR Natal, Brazil
Guitar rock made in the tropics of Northeast Brazil since 2001. Diagramma is the tenth full album of the band, which released More senseless (2003), Crepuscular (2006), Atlantic (2010) e a box set titled Reverse (2011), among others.
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