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I can hear what people think and what they feel.
When they see me, when we're standing face to face,
when our views converge.

Why do I have to explain my metaphoric words
to all the people I know
whereas strangers seem to understand?

I divided the heart in my chest to make me fit in better.
In this dual life I chose that's the only thing that matters.

I can hear what people think and what they feel.
When they see me, when we're standing face to face.
I can hear what people think and what they feel.
When they see me, when we're standing face to face.

I divided the heart in my chest to make me fit in better.
In this dual life I chose that's the only thing that matters.
I divided the heart in my chest to make me fit in better.
In this dual life I chose that's the only thing that matters.

credits

from Sit Down, Stand Up EP, released August 30, 2013
Produktion, Aufnahme und Mix: Lukas Wiesemüller | Raum7 Studio
Mastering: Kitaroh Beeh | Monoposto
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Musik und Text: Tobias Mösch
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Schlagzeug: Christoph Nolte
Rhodes: Lukas Wiesemüller
Gesang, Gitarre, Bass und Melodica: Tobias Mösch
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Artwork: Johann Zimmer

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