1. |
paint everywhere
01:52
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see the train, it's yours
there's paint everywhere
on the windows, the waggons
the people are trespassing
don't look now
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the moon at 4 o'clock
03:54
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i saw the moon at 4 o'clock
it was afternoon, it dawned
yeah yeah, it's normal
you don't have to tell me, i just wanted to tell you a story about the moon i saw at 4 o'clock
but now i want to keep it to myself
you can go back to your bridge and watch the trains on the railway stations
there's plenty of them
i advise you to count them, but it's your choice
i won't tell you about the moon i saw at 4 o'clock
what the hell...
three hundred six thousand twenty-nine
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pieces
04:17
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i get into trains every day
that's because i don't care anymore if one is coming with a piece on it or not
people stay up at night and spend money, but who's interested?
i don't take photographs of every piece of shit
today there was a very nervous man, very aggressive
he went back and forth, back and forth
stayed suddenly at the door, looked into the mirror and moved in a frantic way
brushing his hair with his entire hands
over and over
when he got off, his hair was totally ruffled
i was scared
it was something dangerous about him
he was the first at the staircase to the subway
all the time it's foggy out there
at the supermarket, there's a woman
i ignore her, i don't like her
k. wants to give her a cup of coffee
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the wind has eyes
02:58
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when the wind has eyes
and you take a deep breath
the sky falls, the trees fall, the birds fall
i dreamt i couldn't breathe
my blood had stopped running
it was stuck inside my chest
i could feel it
it was so awful, i went crazy, really crazy!
we sat on a bed or a couch or something
you had a dream, too
i can't recall it
the trains go by when the wind has eyes
i guess i couldn't breathe
they said i looked pale
well, i knew it was nonsense
and anything like that
because they can't see, they can never see, i could see it in their brains
while the wind had eyes
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