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Anxiety (single)
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Step into the world in the morning light
Headlong into the crowd for your second try
It's fine to be free but something isn't right
It's fine to be free but I will scream it out
To find a reason
I'm drowning in the sky
To feel more freedom
But I keep running around
Another one who hopes to reach this far
Out of her own cage of the simple minds
She feels like a ghost in her days passing by
She feels like a ghost but one day she'll get out
To find a reason
I'm drowning in the sky
To feel more freedom
But I keep running around
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Places Ostrava, Czech Republic
Places are Eva Konecna, Ondrej Dlouhy, Jakub Vasicek, Tomas Zatek, Marcyn Marcyn. Info & gigs:
www.facebook.com/placesmusic
"This group of five from Ostrava started in 2010 as a rock'n'roll band. They later did not refuse acoustic sets and busking but they gradually worked their way up to the indie-rock present that can't deny either post-rock or shoegaze influences." - United Islands
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