Indie Pop

10th and last track of xoPa's 2nd album, "Toronto calling" (2023).

Artist: xoPa
Album: Toronto Calling
Year: 2023
License CC BY-NC
Music and lyrics: Pablo Peón

LYRICS
I just dunno, if I could go there. Hard to think in that. 
Life in Mars has finally changed. Now’s extremely hard.
I think the place where I can be free, would be back to Earth,
Only kicking a Lego piece would hurt you, the Lego piece is turning off.

Life is not so sad, see the rainbow on the floor? I could do anything, just if I want to 
Now I have the notice, finally I can go back home, I dunno if its fine, but I’ll do it, though  

They told me that I could-a stay here, now everything is right.
This kingdom now is not gonna fall, it’s in my tiny hands.

(INTERLUDE)

Life is not so sad, see the rainbow on the floor? I could do anything, just if I want to 
Now I have the notice, finally I can go back home, I dunno if its fine, but I’ll do it, though  

I just dunno, if I could go there. Hard to think in that. 
Life in Mars has finally changed. Now’s extremely hard.
I think the place where I can be free, would be back to Earth,
Only kicking a Lego piece would hurt you, the Lego piece is turning off.

Toronto Calling

Mars piano

10. Mars Piano

DEKA

Only

Produced by J Lee Mezus
Written by Paradame
©Audiodose

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