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Thinking About You
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I can't stop thinking about you
You're on my mind, all the time
Can't stop thinking about you
I say I'm fine, but that's a lie
All I ever wanted was to love somebody
All I ever wanted was somebody to love
Now I feel so much that it ain't even funny
You've got to let me know
Are you thinking about me
Too? Too?
Are you thinking about me
Too? Too?
'Cause I can't stop
Thinking about you
You're everywhere, in everything
Can't stop thinking about you
It's getting worse, it's sickening
All I ever wanted was to love somebody
All I ever wanted was somebody to love
Now I feel so much that it ain't even funny
You've got to let me know
Are you thinking about me
Too? Too?
Are you thinking about me
Too? Too?
'Cause I can't stop
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HANDS The Netherlands
Perfectly capturing the lonely human existence. HANDS is a singer-songwriter from the Netherlands, creating soft, slow, sad songs. Influenced by ambient, chill, downtempo and future garage, mixed with a touch of pop.
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The kind of music I wish was mine. Beautiful ambience and purity. Dream away guys, dream away!
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