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Intro
01:13
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2. |
Change
05:59
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3. |
Seven Wishes
05:37
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4. |
Wild Heart
04:05
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5. |
Honesty Lies
05:35
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6. |
No One Ever Tells You
05:01
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7. |
Dream Of A Sun Hat
02:42
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8. |
I'm The Wind
04:06
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9. |
Spell Me Free
06:15
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10. |
Slow Motion Harmony
05:10
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11. |
No One Ever Tells You
05:01
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No one ever tells you it’s just fear
Of losing the people around you
No one ever said that it’s just me
Fearing the loss of connection
To lose grip of it
So I
I tried to make you stay
While making you dependent
On me
But I
I guess I wanted you
To get out of the senses
That tried to keep you in that antiquated love
And no, no one ever tells you
I will have to look at my darkest cells
Holding space for the stories
I want every promise every shell
till I make sense of my worries
Where is the end?
So I
I tried to make you stay
While making you dependent
On me
But I
I guess I wanted you
To get out of the senses
That tried to keep you in that antiquated love
I don’t know if I will learn
can you tell, can you tell?
Will I ever know the worth
of myself, of myself?
I don’t know if you will learn
Can you tell, can you tell?
Will you ever know the worth
Of yourself, of yourself?
So I
I tried to make you stay
While making you dependent
On me
But I
I guess I wanted you
To get out of the senses
That tried to keep you in that antiquated love
And no, no one ever tells you
I don’t know if I will learn
can you tell, can you tell?
Will I ever know the worth
of myself, of myself?
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CATT Berlin, Germany
A voice that stops time. CATT turns seemingly small stories into universal narratives about the now, the here, the being. Music as hope, full of radiant clarity, a new draft of pop, full of depth, full of sparkle and: Honesty.
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