Colored Hats
by The Tangerine Club
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lyrics
The clothes for that
I know
I don't have the looks for that
The teeth for that
You know
But even when my hair fell down
The colored hats I bought
Won't be enough to hide myself
Inside myself for long
The nature of remembering
Still bothers me too much
Everyone is denying me the chances that I didn't take
But even if I pay enough
So they remove my face
The handsome man will not forget
Will not forget your eyes
We can always change our names
The books we wrote won't mind
We can always cut the scenes
And choose what's true and lie
But even if we photoshop the color of your eyes
Someday we'll face the truth beneath
The surface of your mind
credits
Antunes/Prietsch
license
tags
about
The Tangerine Club Brazil
Singer Songwriters / We are a folk-pop duo from Brazil.
discography
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Dec 2023 -
Nov 2021 -
Oct 2021 -
Oct 2021 -
Mar 2021 -
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Nov 2020 -
May 2020
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