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The Future Is Fake
04:34
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The future Is fake
and we're going nowhere
you made a mistake
but you really don't care
No you don't ask for much
I don't have much to give
Now it's been a week
and maybe a lifetime
now you can't sleep
losing state of mind
No you don't ask for much
I don't have much to give
Your world is gone
This is your world now
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Waste
04:34
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Everything has changed now
Everyone's gone home
And waiting till
It's over is all that we can do, to say it's not true
Everything's alive
The trees are back in bloom
And while we're kept apart, love
It's all that I can feel, not to feel you
Will we ever leave the wait?
Have we left it all to waste?
Will it ever be the same?
Have we thrown it all away?
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Rutti Brooklyn, New York
Rutti is the new solo project from New York based songwriter Sam Stein. Previously a lead songwriter, singer and guitarist in the indie-pop band Lazy Bones, Stein has shared the stage with bands such as Wolf Parade, Charly Bliss and Vundubar. Now, as Lazy Bones takes an indefinite hiatus, Stein is exploring darker and more experimental songwriting with Rutti, his first solo endeavor. ... more
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