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Artist: The Parlotones
Canonical path: /the-parlotones/interlude-the-impossible
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Interlude (The Impossible)
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Interlude (The Impossible)
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The impossible is born
Forget about it
It's not serious
It'll all work out in the end
Forget about us
We'll suffer this it'll all work
Out in the end
I tried so hard to get through to you
I tried so hard just to talk to you
why won't you talk to me
why won't you talk?
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