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Have You Ever Loved Somebody?

from things come different by jilski

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Have you ever... loved somebody, yeah?
Lost your head and picked it up again?

Has that feelin' ever lasted
And you wished that it never stopped?

Have you ever loved somebody, yeah?
Lost your bleakness and your mind would fly?



And if you have,
Then why don't you teach me?

And if you have, then why don't you, no?

And if you have,
Then why don't you teach me?

No more, no more?
Then why, then why, then why?


[piano solo]


And if you have,
Then why don't you teach me?

And if you have, then why don't you, no?

And if you have,
Then why don't you teach me?

No more?
No more?
Then why don't you teach me?
Then why don't you teach me...
... no more?

(Then why don't you teach me?)
(...)

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from things come different, released May 19, 2017

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jilski Berlin, Germany

jarek ilski, aka "jilski", is a berlin singer and composer, found singing in the streets of the capital, melting his voice with double bass and percussion. influences span from jazz, blues, pop and funk, the songs being all original, fresh blends of light, soulful, handmade music. ... more

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