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鼓楼
03:55
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* Gm - F - Gm - F - Dm C Bb A Gm - - -
Oh, the things in this place, they've seen so much
And the walls round this town couldn't hold it up
'cause that's what this city's all about
A sea of people, and I'm drowning now
A drum roll from the clouds, a thunderstorm
As the party fades and they stumble on
Every night you wash away yourself
In your eyes I'm drowning now, falling down
The sketches and the fakes spill from a pen
The writing's on the wall but it can't be read
You're still making the same mistakes again
And again I still wish I was there
* Dm F Bb - Dm F Bb - Am F Bb7 A7 Dm F Gm -
Memories of hide and seek, touch and taste
There's light inside our eyes
Silhouettes can't hide the shape of us
And I was taken by surprise
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鼓楼 (instrumental)
03:55
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Les Incoiffables Beijing, China
Mostly rock and electronic, with disco and noise influences, and a fondness for chromatic descensions
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