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Do Whatever The Fuck You Want

from Road Sweet Road by Tim Vantol

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Just sing like it's your last song, and drink because you can
Oh and dance, Like we're all drunk and we don't even care.
Sing like it's all over, you could Blame me for what went wrong
But would you blame me, if tomorrow never Comes.

We will count our days in hours, while we will fill our weeks with
Dreams
We will see the hand goes under, while the face will turn into the
Opposite
But the failure of today, should be a lesson for tomorrow
We will Count our days, while the hand goes down.

Well spend like it's your last Month, do whatever the fuck you want
Don't even think about tomorrow or the Other days to come
And when I look back from above, I'll take a look at all my Scars
And maybe I doesn't look that pretty, but I did won a hundred wars.

We Will count our days in hours, while we will fill our weeks with dreams
We will See the hand goes under while the face will turn into the opposite
But the Failure of today, should be a lesson for tomorrow
We will count our days, While the hand goes down.

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from Road Sweet Road, released January 12, 2009

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Tim Vantol Berchtesgaden, Germany

I’m a simple man“, says Tim Vantol. How would he know? „Because I’m neither the best musician nor the best songwriter on the planet. There are a million people on earth who can play guitar or control their voice way better than I do. But really it’s like with abstract paintings: You can always find somebody who says: ‚I could have done that.’ Yeah – but they didn’t!“ ... more

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