Das Pop - The Human Thing album FLAC

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C) 2003 Das Pop. Published by Strictly Confidential & Matula Musik. Distribution Benelux EMI. SABAM. Release has Das Pop "The Human Thing" printed on the outside of the jewel box. Other Versions (5 of 9) View All. Cat.

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This song is by Das Pop and appears on the album The Human Thing (2003). So many faces come and go awayI don't seem to know them, I see them everydayThe streets and the houses never look the sameI don't know where I'm going, don't know where to stay. So this is another world,It's a place just made for me,And I would stay foreverIf I had a place to be. Is it summer our winter, autumn or spring?Are they flowers or snowflakes?I don't know a thing.

Das Pop was initially called Things to Come, but the band changed its name to Das Pop when Tom Kestens joined the band. In 1998, they won Belgium's influential HUMO's Rock Rally contest. Tom Kestens and Lieven Moors later left the band, and in 2007 New Zealander Matt Eccles (formerly drums in Betchadupa) joined the band as the new drummer. In January 2008 Das Pop released "Fool For Love" on UK independent label Prestel Records  . 13. The Human Thing. 7. Das Pop. "Underground".

Artist: Das Pop. Album: The Human Thing. Heyo! SONGLYRICS just got interactive.

wake up to the distant noise of dirty dogs and teenage boys and still there's nothing modern days are on the rise watch the european skies tonight this is the human thing let's just get out of here stop being interesting let's do the human thing did your computer give you good news about your life ? 'cause you deserve it. you never got the human thing commiserate with anything nothing special you need to need or so they say you have to feel you do these days this is the human thing let's just get out of here stop being interesting let's do the human thing let&apos.

Human is the fourth studio album by American death metal band Death, released on October 22, 1991, by Relativity Records. The album marked the beginning of a major stylistic change for Death, being more technically complex and progressive than the band's previous efforts. This new style would continue to evolve on all following Death albums