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Through the corridors of sleep
Past the shadows dark and deep
My mind dances and leaps in confusion.
I don't know what is real,
I can't touch what I feel
And I hide behind the shield of my illusion.
So I'll continue to continue to pretend
My life will never end,
And flowers never bend
With the rainfall.
The mirror on my wall
Casts an image dark and small
But I'm not sure at all it's my reflection.
I am blinded by the light
Of God and truth and right
And I wander in the night without direction.
So I'll continue to continue to pretend
My life will never end,
And flowers never bend
With the rainfall.
It's no matter if you're born
To play the King or pawn
For the line is thinly drawn 'tween joy and sorrow,
So my fantasy
Becomes reality,
And I must be what I must be and face tomorrow.
So I'll continue to continue to pretend
My life will never end,
And flowers never bend
With the rainfall.
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El Perro
02:53
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Light Breaks
03:14
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Light breaks the dark
And the tears hit the ground
Of the fields by the old line of trees
After the storm
My Thoughts take me back
To the places I once walked with you
Singing till the sun goes down
Waving at the clouds flying above
Light breaks the dark
And reveals older scars
That the passing of time couldn´t heal
Somehow we found
out the way to survive
unaware of the trouble we´re in
Kissing till the sun comes up
Waving at the stars shinning above
All is a dream
While the summertime is here
Soaking our limbs
In the showers of the spring
Here comes the fall
But I´d rather you stay on
Hold on to me
because the winter will be long
but warmer with you
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Two Fighters
02:50
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It was called The War but fighting became love
Gatti was so young for Irish Mikey Ward
30 rounds of blood but neither of them gave up
This wasn´t bout money it was just true box
SECONDS OUT
First fight was respect, the second was just sport
third one was the honor getting out of control.
Going down for the count smilling for more show
Punishment and struggle finished in a hug.
SECONDS OUT
SECONDS OUT
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5. |
The Darkest Wine
04:18
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Here she comes
A thousand lovers won´t fill her up enough
Even though you feel you´re worth it
Mean mean man,
Her “pa” mistreated like no one deserves
would kill him if I had the chance
Her misty eyes
won´t forgive us
She knows well the love she has...
...missed into thinking
thoughs that lead to drinking
the darkest wine.
Too far gone a Soho bar is not such a sweet home
his blue voice ain´t even a sad song.
So alone, the man who walks you´s like your dad before
Even if you carry inside his son.
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Pictures of the Century
03:32
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A thousand swimmers on a beach
Waiting for orders from a saucer shaped machine
That sucks the fishes from the sea
I feel the whispers in the street
Of people praying to the ancient gods for peace
But all I hear is grinding teeth
And your tired eyes will see
Pictures of the century
And the light behind your iris disappears
I see destruction in my dreams
Towers collapse under the giant thumbs of war
The crimson trail that´s left behind
by the four riders in the sky.
And your tired eyes will see
Pictures of the century
And the light behind you iris disappears
Like a treasure yours to keep
Pictures of the century
When the only place to hide is in your sleep
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Elephant
04:24
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He walks so free through Munnar Mountains
collecting fruit and sugar cane.
He lives alone but close to people
because he doesn´ t need no gang.
He comes to town by every evening
gathering fruit that people leave
Some of them think that he´s a killer,
some others believe him a deity.
He could be the reincarnation of Ganesha
He would kill any humans in his path
Let him be with his loneliness and peacefulness
Let him die he´s still got a long long way.
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8. |
Barren Earth
02:35
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Let me tell you what i´ve learn´t bout mother nature, mother earth
Let me walk you into the forest of her veins
Let me take you with me to see the holly mountain bear
Let me sing with you while tunin with it´s breath
Let me kill the human sin that can dry the fountain
Mean with the poorest farmers of the barren earth
Let me fight against the greed that reeps money from the green
Amazonian Forest and Blue Indian Sea
Oh what is letft walking poor and undressed through this barren earth.
Let me tell you about I´ve seen all across the big blue see
Let me blow through your hair like southern wind
Come to enjoy the stars with me if the north sky is clean
And so I could show what the cosmos mean
Oh what is letft walking poor and undressed through this barren earth.
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Junkie
04:00
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Your worst enemies are the ones
that´d been your friends before
You can´t blame anyone but yourself.
The worst of them has always been you.
The days of horse remain the past
you´re free and clean at last.
Beauty came back to your face
you have a truly hopeful heart.
You showed your boy that everyone can change
He knows a new thing now
An his ma´is proud of her big boy
But still remembers dad
Sugar men remain the past
you´re free and clean at last.
Beauty came back to your face
you have a truly hopeful heart.
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Banda amante del rock psicodélico y folk de todas las épocas.
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