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Lovers in the Rain

from Lost Astronauts by Murphy's Paradox

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lyrics

Like strangers in the dark
On park benches counting
Sparkling shooting stars
That races right through your dreams
Shades of black and grey
Beers and cigarettes
On that night which never ends.

Like lovers in the rain
Sipping on memories
Like stories that are strange
Of forgotten histories
That never fade
Of troubled times and times
That take you far away.

We’re just strangers in the dark
On park benches counting
Sparkling shooting stars
That races right through your dreams
Shades of black and grey
Beers and cigarettes
On that night which never ends.

On that night which never ends.
On that night which never ends.
On that night which never ends.

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from Lost Astronauts, track released October 21, 2019

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Murphy's Paradox Kolkata, India

Murphy's Paradox was born out of an abstraction, a kink, to somehow try and blur the lines separating Singer/Songwriter and Indie/Alternative music.

Durjoy Choudhury (guitars and vocals)
Abhibroto Mitra (guitars)
Budhaprabha Roy (bass)
Arka Chatterjee (drums) ... more

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