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Worthless String Of Ones And Zeros

by Martin Tetzlaff

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1.
The River 04:02
I can see enormous flashes I can hardly see the sky Hard to throw myself onto Onto the ground Peter wants to share his memories And Daniel tries to put it straight The more they try to come together The more they fall apart I’m standing by the sea Waiting for the storm She saw him in the old old churchyard She loved him more than she should do Two pieces that once fit together Don’t fit together anymore I hope you close Doretta I hope that you can feel the flow You float along the muddy river Until you reach the estuary I’m standing by the sea Waiting for the storm I’m standing by the sea Waiting for the storm Yes! I’m sitting in this boat with no direction I can’t see the harbour by the sea It’s shining from afar I hope we’ll never disappear I hope you close Doretta I hope that you can feel the flow You float along the muddy river Until you reach the estuary
2.
Don't be a fool, boy To be insecure in this lion's cage 'cause none of these folks Will bed an eyelid When we appear in here We have the ability to recharge our battery If we like our flattery we'll receive it endlessly I told you about jessy A secret like nessie From that place where He had a number of boys And he used them like toys He sheds no tear He has the ability to recharge his battery If he likes his flattery he'll receive it endlessly Hey, what d'you think about yesterday The days when we talked like fools in may We were drunk paraplegic Saw them dance them to the music He went home the sun rose He was wearing his nose pretty high And i don't understand a word And i don't understand a word And i don't understand a word And i don't understand a word You have the ability to recharge your battery If you like your flattery you'll receive it endlessly
3.
Undergrowth 04:06
I promised to wait Just to wait until I'll see you again I'm learning your most Your most favorite song until my fingers will bleed Will Bleed I'm walking around The smell of undergrowth goes straight into my head Into my head Into my heart Through my eyes Through my soul Into my head Into my heart Through my eyes Through my soul The moon and the stars whisper in my ear their most peculiar secrets They're shining on you And they're shining on me That's what's binding us together in the middle of the night I'm walking around The smell of fresh air goes straight into my head Into my head Into my heart Through my eyes Through my soul Into my head Into my heart Through my eyes Through my soul
4.
I would like to sing this song to my friends I want them to listen and dance It's my last chance The next day they'll take me away Where the people don't breathe So I'm sinking down on my knees Give me a slice of your peace I take a bow and take a look behind the curtain and cry And tumble down with a smile Bye bye bye Don't think Don't think that this is a lie They'll beat you They'll hit you They'll follow you wherever you go They actually know what you know Even before you could know You'll feel it when they'll come The sun will turn from yellow to red It's time to send your children to bed Your eyes will be wet And I take a bow and take a look behind the curtain and cry And tumble down with a smile Bye bye bye Don't think Don't think that this is a lie

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released December 20, 2015

All songs written, arranged, played, mixed and mastered by Martin Tetzlaff

Bass guitar on Tumbling Down With A Smile by Guido Witzel

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Martin Tetzlaff Berlin, Germany

Martin Tetzlaff is a Berlin-based songwriter with a strong pop sensibility and a penchant for sad melodies.

Martin’s songs evoke a landscape both melancholy and reassuring, like a bleak landscape seen from a train window on the way home from an failed tryst.

His many self-produced recordings blend rock instrumentation with electronic elements, and range from hushed folk to bombastic power pop.
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