1. |
Robot Dance
04:22
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When you touch me
I just want to dance in the starless night
I could feel it
I could feel the light of a thousand bugs
I don’t know what it is
I just fell in love with you
I don’t know what it is
I just fell in love with you
Don’t blame me
Don’t blame me
For all the things that I should have known
Cause whatever the reasons I don’t know
So don’t blame me
I wish I knew
And they told me
To look out all the things what’s coming next
I could taste it
I could taste the sense of high and low
I don’t know what it is
I just fell in love with you
I don’t know what it is
I just fell in love with you
Don’t blame me
Don’t blame me
For all the things that I should have known
Cause whatever the reasons I don’t know
So don’t blame me
I wish I knew
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2. |
Color Blind
03:42
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You said you are color blind
But you can, you can see right through me
And you said you are color blind
But you can, you can see right through me
By following the time, what did you find?
Did you find the ghost of you coloring your time?
When I told you “you're the one”, how did you feel?
Did you feel the color, color of my fears?
Everyone and everything seems to know
What I see and what you see play our minds
You said you are color blind
But you can, you can see right through me
And you said you are color blind
But you can, you can see right through me
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3. |
Dancing in '94
03:10
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So I just want you to dance
With me in this dark
While they’re talking slow
And I just want to let it go
In this wild breeze
Just like we would have done in ‘94
So I just want you to dance
Just like the Labradors
Jumping just because
And I just want to let them be
Even the sleeping heads
I know they’re dancing in their dreams of ‘94
The perfect illusion of music
while we’ve got this time
It can take all the lights in the world
We make a planet for ourselves
And we dance, so we dance,
Can we dance for the sake of us
I will hold on to this time
The perfect sense of what we were
So I just want you to dance
With me in this dark
While they’re talking slow
And I just want to let it go
In this wild breeze
Just like we would have done in ‘94
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4. |
After 2 a.m.
03:16
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If there is nothing after this
Would it be such a waste to love you
Or can I actually do this thing
Because it would be just nothing at all
I know, I hate my brain after 2
Oh I know, I hate my brain after 2 a.m.
I wanna be with you all the time
I wanna dance with you if I can
But when I’m actually with you on the couch
All I want to do is to escape
I know, I hate my brain after 2
Oh I know, I hate my brain after 2 a.m.
I wanna runaway
Oh I run run runaway
As far as I can go now
Oh I need to breathe some air
Oh I do
Let’s say there is something after this
And let’s say we will meet again
And is there any chance we can start again
Do you think you can love me then
I know I know, I hate my brain too
Oh I know, I hate my brain after 2 a.m.
I wanna runaway
Oh I run run runaway
As far as I can go now
Cause I know the end is close now
Oh I know
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5. |
Wildest Dreams
03:35
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You believe that you’re a blade
Cutting the winter air
Breathing all the crystal flakes
And you invite all your friends
Because everything is your friend
Dancing around in the circle
And you’ll see the wildest dreams
And you’ll see the wildest dreams
You, you don’t talk too much
But your eyes are loud and clear
Seeing all kind of galaxies
And you, you take all you can
Sunlights and the wind
Feeling it all in the smallest lungs
And you’ll see the wildest dreams
And you’ll see the wildest dreams
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