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Lost (original)
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Did we leave our love
Did we leave our love behind
You used to be the one to take my hand
When deamons showed their face at night
Walking up and down the boulevard
You saved my soul in Paris
You used to be my anchor in the storm
You’d walk me to the edge and back
We’d leave no love behind
Something’s been lost
I took too much for granted
Now there’s a wall between us
those bricks don’t feel so safe and warm
You took a turn and left me on the side
with the skeletons and makebelieve endings
Is this the place for me to pay my dues? Apologies and contradictions
We stumbled down a broken timeless path
Bargaining the truth with wolves
Did we leave our love behind
Something’s been lost
I took too much for granted
Now there’s a wall between us
Those bricks don’t feel so safe and warm
Something’s been lost
Now there’s a wall between us
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Lost (instrumental dub)
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Ganga Copenhagen, Denmark
Ganga loves trees and entered the world of downtempo electronic music with the album "I dream about trees" (Music for
Dreams) in 2004.
Since then Ganga has released 7 albums, many EPs and 12”, and his numerous chilled downtempo tracks are now featured on more than 200 different chill out compilation albums, amongst them several appearances on the infamous Café Del Mar compilation and Buddha Bar.
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