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Strangers In The Night
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Seven times but one crucial
side of love
when I know you
could be mine
Candle lights in
the metal face above
like an angel
in your mind
I drank myself senseless over you
and started a fight
With the strangers in the night
And I know
you are gone
seven weeks now
on the run
But I have so much more
I have so much more
to show
on my own
Seven times but one crucial
side of this love
when you're learning
how to fly
Got to show you the greatest things we know
said the strangers in the night
But I know
you are gone
seven weeks now
on the run
When I have so much more
I have so much more
to show
on my own
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Principe Valiente Sweden
Principe Valiente from Stockholm, Sweden has been around since 2005. Their musical style has been described as dark pop by the media, drawing comparisons to different post/punk- and shoegaze-indie-acts.
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