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Good Times We Had
02:10
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It’s not the perfect song, about what we’ve done
It’s been so long, it’s been so long
Didn’t go as planned, seasons change my friend
We’ve done so well, we’ve done so well
So this is the end, good times we had
Still hard to grasp, but for the best, but for the best
It’s not the perfect song, about what we’ve done
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Touch The Morning
03:58
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Don’t look at me, like I have a disease.
I know I’m strange enough, life from a different spot.
Stories of old, of men, kings and gold.
And then a shining knight, takes on a willing bride,
Like in fairytales.
When my eyes touch the morning
and you can’t stone me.
But you already tried it,
in the end you can’t fight it.
I’m moving on, got to leave this place.
Claim the truth, to linger with you.
Yes you’re the perfect judge, oh but you talk too much.
The long road is dark, but I saw a spark.
And if you think I’m wrong,
at least I’ll have some fun.
When my eyes….
My sense is falling, ooh ooh ooh
just out of reach.
Not tonight, please not tonight!
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Tim Jansen Breda, Netherlands
Tim Jansen maakt pakkende popliedjes in een akoestisch jasje. Eerder was hij gitarist en songwriter van de formaties Jupiter en Woodlane. Hiermee heeft hij de afgelopen jaren in diverse steden gespeeld. In de liedjes en zijn stem zijn echo’s te horen van artiesten als Ryan Adams, Noel Gallagher en Coldplay. Echo's, want Tim Jansen is vooral gewoon zichzelf op het podium. ... more
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