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A heart beating louder

from At The Wolf Pit by My Name Is Nobody

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Lyrics by François Gautreau

ONE heart beating much more louder,
TWO toothbrushes in the toothbrush glass,
THREE square meters in less in bed, which seems wider,
FOUR feet tangled up, lying on the grass.

There are some pretty things

ONE good reason to come back everyday,
TWO cold beers in the evening on the terrace roof,
THREE hours in less per night to sleep, but surely not to pray,
FOUR lips that kisses for the last and best proof.

There are some pretty things

There are some pretty things that are difficult to believe,
As a more or less compelled single man in war,
This kind of gifts that only life could give,
To realize that you’re not alone anymore.

ONE could easily become mad in such a situation,
TO be allowed to dream without any precaution
FREE your mind it’s your absolution,
FOR once you don’t need no redemption.

There are some pretty things

There are some pretty things that are difficult to believe,
As a more or less compelled single man in war,
This kind of gifts that only life could give,
To realize that you’re not alone anymore.

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from At The Wolf Pit, released September 15, 2008

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My Name Is Nobody Nantes, France

From the city of Nantes in France, I am mostly singing and writing song.
I'm also running a lot.

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