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Happy Fuck You Day
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Peace was Hidden In A Sound
I never stopped searching you know
Absolute silence
Is where I found the one true sound
But for now fuck you and farewell
Fuck you & farewell
I stretched out my body
In order to grow out of the mess I made
Well, fuck you and farewell
Fuck you & farewell
You're a dreadful human being
Not even a bad friend
So fuck you and farewell
Fuck you & farewell
Hidden in a sound
Happy Fuck You Day
Sociopathic soul
With your master plan
And mind control
Fuck you and farewell
Fuck you & farewell
Manipulative bones
Ego feasting on leftovers of love
Well, fuck you and farewell
Fuck you and farewell
You're a dreadful human being
Not even my worst friend
So fuck you and farewell
Fuck you & farewell
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Esplanades Lille, France
Esplanades is an art-pop band from Lille, France. Think a-Ha melodies mixed up with Royal Blood electricity, or The Police 's groove injected with MGMT's modern production.
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