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Crazy
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Standing on the edge
Staring down below
Feeling lost and alone
Nowhere left to go
The world seems so dark
So cold and so unkind
There's a voice inside my mind
Saying I need to find
A reason to cross the line
A reason to take what’s mine
A reason to cross the line
A reason to lose my mind
They say I'm way too crazy
They say my luck is ending
I say maybe
Maybe today
They say I'm way too crazy
They say my luck is ending
I say maybe
Maybe today
I've got nothing to lose
Nothing left to choose
They call me insane
I'm just tired of the pain
The world is so dark
So cold so unkind
The voices in the night
Whisper I need to find
A reason to cross the line
A reason to take what’s mine
A reason to cross the line
A reason to lose my mind
They say I'm way too crazy
They say my luck is ending
I say maybe
Maybe today
They say I'm way too crazy
They say my luck is ending
I say maybe
Maybe today
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Metrophobia Switzerland
Metrophobia are a Swiss duo (Mark Gmür & José Garrido).
Well-rounded songs, good melodies and
a slightly dark production gives them a very distinctive and personal sound.
The songs have rock solid roots, with sweet and light melodies, leaving an aftertaste of bands like Pixies, Teenage Fanclub, Bivouac, Dinosaur Jr, Catherine Wheel, Ride. We even find some reminiscence of the early Lo-Fi scene.
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