1. |
Deep Black Hole
03:40
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Sometimes it's better to lie
is what you always preferred
when things seemed to be fine
it will be am I livin' my life in a deep black hole?
Deep black hole (x2)
It's better better to lie
to those people who surround you with envy
it's better better better to lie
unfortunately it's our only defense
Deep black hole (x4)
You could hate me, I don't mind
but are you being right?
lies can also be used for good
unlike you
who just want to have fun and destroy someone
Deep black hole...
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2. |
Bike
02:23
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O sol começou
as orlas alagadas
o clima me chamou
Vou de bike
pra correr, pra fugir
Tem gente me observando (x4)
Eu só quero ir e vim
respirando fundo
lentamente (esvaziando a mente)
estado pleno
só estou passando e voltando
Tem gente me observando (x4)
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3. |
Starlight
02:09
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Show me the stars
and I'll show you that it's not hard
to be a moon lovers
over all those years
making a heart swoon
And so it remains
that starlight and moonlight
are not something new
but I know we've learned something
let's together now for moonlight
for the moonlight and starlight
Calm us down (x2)
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4. |
The Saddest Summer
03:00
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The saddest summer of this year
on the blue of the short rains
In the emptiness of public squares
people fall into the gloom of gray
The saddest summer of this year
your stuffy room will give you hours of sadness soon
you can not take the sweat anymore
that falls on your forehead
inside
a crowded, a crowded bus
Inside (x3)
(It's the saddest summer you'll have this year)
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mario the alencar AL, Brazil
brazilian artist and songwritter since 2009 with the album ''behind the room'' recorded on a yellowed computer microphone.
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