1. |
i know
06:21
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"i see my shadow running away
but i do nothing to stop it
i know i might need it one of these days
but all i do is watch us drifting apart
i feel a wound starting to bleed
but i do nothing to stop it
i'm starting to feel sick
but all i do is watch myself get weak
i know it's not supposed to happen
but i need to let it go
i know it's not supposed to happen
but it's already out of my control"
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2. |
it's not
03:28
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3. |
really
05:01
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"should we gamble our memories
our pictures of joy and laughter?
cause if we meet today we may
have nothing to say to each other
i really really think it might be really really awkward"
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4. |
impossible
03:45
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"the two of us can play it
so please jump in my game
if you do people won't say
that it's impossible"
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5. |
to keep
04:00
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"to keep you warm
but not too tight
to keep it cool
and giving a fight
to keep it simple
wrapped in surprise
to keep the killing
to keep it alive"
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6. |
no horses
04:39
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"hold no horses
you can't break down
there's no one to stick around"
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O Manipulador Portugal
Portugal based musical project since 2010. Manuel Molarinho's experimental one man band using bass, pedals, loop station and vocals, influenced by several alternative rock bands and DIY ethics.
O Manipulador recommends:
Suicídio Comercial
by BALEIA BALEIA BALEIA
Energetic rock duo. Kinda punky, kinda rocky, kinda poppy. Manuel Molarinho-bass and vocals. Ricardo Cabral-drums
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Spoken word poetry, improvised music and whatever happens. Kinda noisy sometimes. Kinda less noisy some other times. Manuel Molarinho-bass, pedals, loopstation. João Silveira-texts, voice, stuff
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Instrumental trio. Kinda rocky. Kinda jazzy. Kinda whatevery. Manuel Molarinho-bass. Hélio Rafael Soares-guitar. Paulo Santos-drums
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Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
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