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My Empire

by The Black Tubes

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It’s getting colder it’s not over
In my empire of happiness
We’ve getting closer to the answers
to questions that we never had

And so far it’s going easy
leaving all the stuff behind
But i suppose it’s not an option
to have it this way forever


So where does all the time flows
Is there any happy end
Or illusions gonna eat us
with all that things we had
I can’t recall if I was ever wondering about it
back then
But now I’m pretty sure I would take
it all and do whatever I can

So we’re not going backwards, it’s all right
Burning out is not an option cause we are young
Then let just take the straight line and be fine

It’s getting colder it’s not over
in my empire of happiness
it’s getting colder it’s not over
like the night endless sky

Do you wanna stay, do you wanna go
Do you wanna see, sky above

So we’re not going backwards, it’s all right
Burning out is not an option cause we are young
Then let just take the straight line and be fine

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released February 1, 2015

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The Black Tubes Czech Republic

The Black Tubes is a pop-rock-alt band, founded in 2014 by four friends around Novy Jicin/Valmez - Czech Republic. As each of us has different music taste, you can't be sure what next song is going to sound like. Imagine Radiohead meeting punk rock band from garage next door having a beer with Codplay - that could be one option of how do we sound like(Or how we wish to ). ... more

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