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The two black spots in your left eye
Are from staring in the sun
They follow everywhere you look
Like a crosshair on a gunYou're lighting one more cigarette
The last one of the pack
Reflecting on your life a bitOh you should be doing this
With somebody you loveScanning purple sunrise
Before you crawl to bed
And hearing Leonard Cohen sigh
Is as deep as it will get
Future is like burning time
The past abiding steam
And the woman that is here tonight
Is a stranger with a dreamOh you should be doing this
With somebody you loveOh you're oversimplifying
So often you have pushed away
Until a lonely spring
Comes tell you certain thingsThere is no use in denying

It's so true what they say
That when the tide is high
You'll jump and frolic and then you'll dive
Until it pulls away
Well everyone's at war it seems
You need a mini truce
And a screw to fix the mantelpiece
Cause it's still hanging looseThe last thought of the morning
As the crimson turns grey
You put yourself on warning like
You're doing every dayOh you should be doing this
With somebody you love
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dEUS is an alternative/experimental rock band based and formed in Antwerp, Belgium. dEUS’s lineup has changed frequently, with only singer and guitarist Tom Barman and multi-instrumentalist Klaas Janszoons remaining from the original setting. The other current members are guitarist and vocalist Mauro Pawlowski, bassist Alan Gevaert and drummer Stephane Misseghers. The Band, whose songs are primarily sung in English, performed their first concert on November 20th, 1989. The band displayed a bewildering array of influences, including Captain Beefheart, Mingus-styled jazz, J.

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