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Cut the Crap
03:28
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Cut the Crap words & Music R.v.d.Plas – 1994
l've been denying my dreams
I've been defying my fate
you told me not to
because it's breaking your heart
to see me shattered and torn
tell me now what I should do
(chorus)
Cut the crap and be brave,
Put a smile on your face!
You know what's right, You know what's wrong
lf you can't believe in yourself,
what's the use in believing someone else?
you know what's right, you know what's wrong
I've been drowning myself, in a sea of tears too long.
although I never believed it, I guess it's true.
My friends told me that I, shouldn't lose my head it,
couldn't be that bad so, why would I be sad?
All those years would have better been spent in learning to swim,
To get across, and a chance on the other side yeh ..
(chorus)
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Pain
03:50
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3. |
Don't want it Anymore
03:55
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By the side of the Road
03:31
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Hand of Fate
04:08
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Believe in You
04:25
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Love & Hate
03:53
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Ready or Not
03:52
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Hold me Now
04:55
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The Band: Woody Folmer - Bass, Andries Eleveld - Drums, J.P. van der Mey - keyboards/ accordeon/ backing vocals, Ron Huisen- guitars, Paul Freid- backing vocals, Andre van der Hoff - sax, Rob van der Plas - lead vocals, omnichord, acoustic & electric guitars. produced by J.P. van der Meij & Rob van der Plas at studio Jongensstad, Wijk aan Zee, the Netherlands.
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Hear your Voice
03:50
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12. |
Eyes
04:49
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Hurryman Schoorl, Netherlands
Welcome! Hurryman is dutch singer/ songwriter Rob van der Plas. Started as singer of 80's band The Spivs, became The Hurryman (band) followed by Hurrymania. Now solo as alter ego Hurryman.
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