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Last Scenes
03:30
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Stranded in a place unknown you left me here without a hope
And between the dust and desert sky I’m looking for some kind of sign
You wanted me but all along like most things I got it wrong
Making sense of everything won’t help to change your mind
In last scenes nothing’s ever wrong
But somehow you turn it all upon
A rusted hope that never ever shonefor me
Never ever shone for me – or you
I stare into the lonely night, tell myself that I’m alright
And take a joke, fake a smile, try to save it for a while
Maybe I could understand if you gave me half a chance
Just to figure out that you and I had never crossed your mind
Stranded in a place unknown you left me here without a hope
Making sense of everything won’t help to change your mind
In last scenes nothing’s ever wrong
But somehow you turn it all upon
A rusted hope that never ever shone for me
Never ever shone for me – or you
Never ever shone for me
Never ever shone for
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Thanks For Nothing
02:54
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You tell me why, then close the door
The well-worn lines, I’ve heard before
Heard them all before
All your disdain, not worth a smile
My big mistake, measured in miles
Measured up in miles
And if you think of better days
With all the plans we never made
There’s still some things we need to say
Another day, left far behind
Another failure, plays on my mind
Messing with my mind
That’s just fine
So thanks for nothing again
Thanks for nothing again
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Egomaniac Music Perth, Australia
Egomaniac Music is the home for Joe Algeri and related musical interests. Joe is a songwriter and producer from Perth, Western Australia now known as the JAC. He is also a member of The Jangle Band, The Outryders (AUST) and the Britannicas (AUST/SWE/USA). ... more
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