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Cocoon

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Today I bought myself some persuasion
More expensive than I thought

It still lies in my pocket
And I try, try, try not to suspect

That it won’t work as I want it to
Just right in time

When I start to stagger
It’s supposed to hold me back

From blindly pounce the next free door
Because someone pointed at it

Without spending a single thought
On a reason for changing

It’s way too easy to change my mind
Who exactly does run mine

It’s that puppet on a string theme
But do I want to disconnect and leave

Homemade cocoon
Do you feel as comfy as I?
With the strait­jacket ‘round your brain
We got used to it
We are used by it

Snag, sing me song. Snag, sew me a good one. Snag, do not lose the line.

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from 2094, released September 15, 2015

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2094 Erfurt, Germany

The music collective 2094 (Erfurt, Germany) consists of M. Jung aka Juwel Präz, D. Blaa aka Klangchaos and V. Blume aka Elektra.
Their Style can be described as a mixture of ambient, electro and electro-pop.
2094 have recently finished their first album ‘2094’ and are currently working on parts for their second album and other single pieces. ... more

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