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Like a ship in the endless ocean
I'll never find a place to moor
And now I think that my life's goal is
To find a better place for you
And I don't think I'll find another
And if it's the way that I'll live through
I'll be the only happy person
In that world I've made for you
I've never thought I would need someone
In that way that I need you
I don't know where this way is going
But I know where it leads me to
And I don't want to be a downer
I know that you can see me through
And since the time we found each other
I think I am nothing without you
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Something's Not the Same
03:53
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Turn to the Sun
04:37
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Radio Unfriendly
04:35
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Trivial Pleasure Moscow, Russia
Formed in 2020 by two Russian indie rock musicians, Trivial Pleasure gives a fresh look at alternative music by combining dream-pop, shoegaze and 80's style indie pop.
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