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Rebel with a Cause

from Until Morning Comes Again by November Me

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I think of you everyday
how you sit there on the table
staring into the world's decay
You know that life is a short stay
And this made you blue
when you were young
To know that we're here
and tomorrow we're gone

You're still the rebel with a cause
I'm sure you never needed anynone's applause
to spill your giant heart
and to fume with love and concern
There's so much this world is missing to learn
from you

I picture you at my age
in the eye of the cold war,
your hunted heart, the title page
And then came spring and that Wednesday
Did it make you push your weight aside
just to call it back after a while

We know it's easy to be sad
To bathe in pity while everyone is going mad
We both find comfort in nostalgia and regret
You know it's easy to be moaning
when it's so hard to forget

I hope tonight you'll find some sleep
And that you dream yourself away from your misery
You taught me life ist not for fun, it is not for fun
but I still hope that you will wake up
and just be happy about the sun

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from Until Morning Comes Again, track released May 3, 2019

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November Me Berlin, Germany

November Me is Singer/ Songwriter pop signed by Sebastian K. On stage he appears either solo, singing against the winds of life accompanied by his guitar, or wraps his songs in a baggy gown, made of canto in two voices and a lot of instruments, played by e.no. Sebastian's songs about love and fear, decay and remembrance flicker between quiet or introvert and rather demanding, loud singalong lines. ... more

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