1. |
A, it's for me
02:58
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I wanna know you
I wanna get you I really do
But you're way too good
And I cannot make myself understood
I guess I want it to be safer
Seems like it is getting worse
No choice for me
No time for us
Oh no
Oh no
It gets so weird sometimes I know
There are some feelings I'd like to show
Last time I saw you
I was afraid that I was not allowed to hold you
I wanna hold you but I can't
Feels like it is getting worse
No fun for me
No time for us
Oh no
Oh no
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2. |
Anything you say
02:30
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3. |
What
02:32
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4. |
Beehive
03:37
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5. |
Recognize
01:44
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Veiv Sweden
Veiv screams about bittersweetness, the climate and equality. The zine HYMN describes them as “like stepping right in to an episode of the MTV-series 120 minutes” and with inspiration from the 90’s, subtle humour and their own limitations, they create modern Swedish grunge! ... more
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