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I saw
Your face
In the crowd
So many times...
You are quite
Rare to find
Maybe it’s just
My mind.
Playing tricks
My eyes
Can’t decide
Right now.
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love.
I thought
All I needed
Was to stay
Away from you.
You are quite
Rare to find
My eyes can’t believe it
Right now.
Terrified
Petrified
No time
To think twice
I can't’ tell my name
Anything can’t breath, can't breath at all.
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love, called love.
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love
I know it’s not called love...
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He came home
04:17
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Megarama Vancouver, British Columbia
Megarama is a project by Max Schneider, a musician based in Vancouver, Canada, with the collaboration of David Aguirre, a
long-time friend based in Buenos Aires.
Max started making music at the age of 15 on his C64 computer and a small keyboard. A former member of the electro-goth band Lamia, he performed live from the mid 1990s until 2002 in the underground scene.
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