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Foreign Tongues

by DEKODA

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Foreign Tongues.

we´re slightly out of focus
we wear our heads so high
yet when i see you gambling
paint me in black and white.
and when i hit the blind spot
nobody here but me
everyone knows i´ve been loose

I caught a foreign fever.
we speak in foreign tongues.
and when the tide got deeper
oh what have I become
i caught a foreign fever
but still i try
what´s left to do
when all the hours turn to miles?

Paint me a fainter picture
lie in the darkest field
but when we reach the vertex
We move at different speed.
right where the night is palest
we set the overtones
and if you dare, cut me loose.

I caught a foreign fever.
we speak in foreign tongues.
and when the tide got deeper
oh what have I become
i caught a foreign fever
but still i try
what´s left to do
when all the hours turn to miles?

WHEN ALL THE HOURS TURN TO MILES.

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released October 9, 2014
Written and performed by DEKODA.

www.facebook.com/wearedekoda

Artwork by Caroline Hebel - www.carolinemarine.de

Mastered by Johannes Krause

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DEKODA Berlin, Germany

DEKODA is a duo hailing all the way from the capital of procrastination, Berlin (Germany). Together they play their unconventional version of POP: beat-driven, melancholic and always D.I.Y. Their influences are broad, drawing from Sufjan Stevens, Electronica or your favorite 80s heroine. ... more

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