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intro
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Sometimes
03:11
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Staring At Your Phone
02:54
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All Alone
03:08
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Falling Stars
03:12
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Venus
03:19
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VENUS
We’ve got Venus over our heads, we’ve got stars under our feet I looked in your eyes and realized anything was possible… I looked in your eyes and you blew me away
We’ve walked the shores in parallel dreams, we’ve seen
things they’d never believe. I got lost in your mind and realized nothing was impossible got lost in your mind and we turned time away
all of our souls burn for love and affection, loneliness has haunted us all now that I found you I’ve made my mind up through space and time our love will burn
This is our postcard from the other side, we stumbled on the secrets to eternal life… love and ideas will always live on if we lift each other up we’ll never go wrong.
Just let the love, let it lift you up.
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i'd be good for you
03:09
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We Shine On
03:01
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Save My Life
03:46
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View Horizon
03:06
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Goodbye
03:12
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MAN ON EARTH New York, New York
MAN ON EARTH is:
Steven Nathan – Vocals
Steve Gregoire - Guitar
Adam Root - Bass
Angelo Modica – Drums
You can learn more about Man On Earth by visiting www.manonearth.com/epk
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