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Craving

from 1 by Frogcodile

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Never thought, never thought that I’d be going through
All the things, all the things that you make me do
Never knew, never knew my mind would fuck with me
The labyrinth in my head is a dead end street

They told me sleep about it, try not to weep about it
But I only dream about it, can’t get my head around it

All along, all along I was weak inside
I did not realize what was on your mind
But the map to this maze lies inside your words
And I know, now I know they were overheard

They told me sleep about it, try not to weep about it
But I only dream about it, know every bit about it

I thought that it was over
I thought that we were through
My body is growing older
And I’m craving for you

Don’t tell me that it’s over
Don’t tell me that we’re through
My body is growing older
Still I’m craving for you

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from 1, released May 25, 2018
-Music & lyrics by Dennis Kresin
-Arrangement by Dennis Kresin, Markus Kresin, Lennart Richter, Mario Smida
-Recording & mixing by Dennis Eisermann
-Mastering by Carsten Bunse

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Frogcodile Wuppertal, Germany

FROGCODILE can easily cast a melancholic and hypnotic spell over the listener or put him into a feeling of joyful ecstasy right in the next moment.

Desperately seeking for sense and drenched with an inquiring loneliness the introverted lyrics flow through echoing guitars und buzzing synthesizers. A dark and yet colorful soundscape, that escapes from habitual song structures time and time again. ... more

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