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Forever Ago
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I might just pick you up
If you could break my heart
Come on and make me see
Your favourite melody
Melt all weapons, build guitars
Danger threatens, just make love
Change the course and change the chords
Wherever you go
Whatever you want
I’ll be there
Whenever or so
Forever ago
Here and everywhere
And so it all begins again
Push me every now and then
Autumn falls as winter calls
I might just pick you up
And take you back to the start
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GREGOR McEWAN Leer, Germany
"These are obscenely expertly performed songs, an essence. Maybe Gregor McEwan has never before presented his art with this kind of focus. These tunes are a sensation! All this adrenaline, this joy, this melancholy inundating the listener. This is what this kind of music should be about - and nothing else. Every time I listen to it I am exhausted. Thank you for that!" (Linus Volkmann) ... more
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