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A Fridge In Berlin
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I f*ckin hate this slog
but it really doesn't matter 'cause I live by a Brewdog
I don't know who to be
but neither does your wife and she's jealous of me
'Cause I can't afford my rent
The radiator's knackered and it's freezing again
But I'm really fitting in
in a cupboard in Leipzig, a fridge in Berlin
My hometown is dead
Cultural bloodshed
Cosplay counterfeit
in a sea full of hypocrites
We're all covered in crumbs
F*cking in your bathroom while your roommates gone
I know a place to go
filled with all the worst people that you'll ever get to know
'Cause we're in the city of dreams
Two veggie burgers and a tap water please
'Cause I'm in hell but I'm fitting in
In a poverty porno, a fridge in Berlin
All my kids are gone
What is going on?
Trying to tax my meat
And bringing death to the high street
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The New Nostalgia London, UK
The reflective and aggressive sound of The New Nostalgia was born on the streets of Amsterdam when four old university friends tried to comprehend the existential haze of their mid-twenties. With haunting lyrics that will get under your skin, The New Nostalgia are questioning what it means to be young at heart in a Post-Brexit world. ... more
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