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Lucky bastard

from Spot for us by Echoe

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"Lucky bastard"

I have to say, I must confess
how incredibly lucky bastard
I really am
Ain't a shame but it feels like one
that I'm living in a world of pillows in the sun
no cold breaks into room of mine
there's a an easy way things pass around

So how can it be
that I feel so alone
how can it be
that I'm on my own

My land in state of peace
people free, people see that
our wealth is in our hands
so why can't I afford to say that

Union opens doors for adventures believers
We are living in a world of open borders
is it really so?

So how can it be
that I feel so alone
how can it be
that I'm on my own

How can it be that I feel so alone
behind the curtain where the spirit falls
How is it so, that having everything I need
I am on my own

I'm walking on these empty streets
Echoes wandering in
Shadows passing on the wall
We all have been here before

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from Spot for us, released May 12, 2014
ECHOE:

Michał Szablowski - voc, git, bass
Alex Kowalczuk - git
Kuba Zauściński - piano
Maciek Pawłowski - dr

Lyrics and composition: Michał Szablowski
Recording engineer: Paweł Zając (drums), Michał Szablowski (rest of the tracks)
Mix, mastering: Michał Szablowski

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Echoe Wrocław, Poland

Echoe it's a progressive-rock/funk band from Wroclaw, Poland, formed in 2008. In 2010 Echoe has recorded debut album and in 2012 published it in the internet. The album has recieved a lot of very positive reviews in the wide range of music websites and magazines. In 2012 Echoe supported legendary The Flower Kings in Warsaw and Polish rock icons Dżem and TSA in Wroclaw. ... more

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