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Bad Patterns
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Bad Patterns foi lançado em 28 de novembro de 2025 por H5 Records como parte do álbum Black & Blue - EP
28 de novembro de 2025
SeloH5 Records
IdiomaEnglish
BPM125
Melodicidade
Acusticidade
Valence
Dançabilidade
Energia

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Letra

I've got bad patterns
That keep holding me
The routine I have I reject chemically
Folding t-shirts to unfold again
I can't comprehend how that could make sense
Don't you feel like you're holding the fort
For someone else who's not foolish enough to get caught
If you say that we should wait and see
I can't wait the way I see it
What will be will be
And I know that there's love
I know that there's life
There's one in a million
There's hope in the youths' eyes
And I know that there's freedom
I've tasted its kiss
There's chances of a lifetime
There's a feeling that there's more to this
Broken stories it's all we have
The message got lost and twisted by my mum and dad
Darkness scares me
As the lights play hide and seek
Not for what it is but for what it could be
Don't you feel like you're living a lie
The tears that fall at your feet, are they from your eyes
They say that we should start again
But it's so hard when there's a gap between us and them
And I know that there's love
I know that there's life
There's one in a million
There's hope in the youths' eyes
And I know that there's freedom
I've tasted its kiss
There's chances of a lifetime
There's a feeling that there's more to this
And I know that there's love
I know that there's life
There's one in a million
There's hope in the youths' eyes
And I know that there's freedom
I've tasted its kiss
There's chances of a lifetime
There's a feeling that there's more to this
There's a feeling that there more than
There's a feeling that there's more to this
There's a feeling that there's more than
There's a feeling that there's more to this
There's a feeling that there's more to this
There's a feeling
There's a feeling
Written by: David Harries, JAZZ WHITE, Joel Hewitt, Kirk Wallace, Steve Dean Smith, Tony Edmondson

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