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Waiting
05:37
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Come out, I can see the light
your window is my home outside
I know that you're there
Come and see me
Don't close your window
I traveled so long
Dont' make me stay in waiting
I'm coming as your light
Don't close your window
Night is coming, my light's vanishing in my hand
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2. |
The edge of a knife
04:28
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Your body's dirt
under my nails
I feel quite guilty
That you're not dead
So you can punch me
straight in my heart
It's better to feel
pain than your lies
Dreaming to have a strife
I'm sitting on the edge of a knife
not bleeding
'couse I have control in every line
I can play, run away
I'm swaying on a wave
Every day you can frey
but never make me stay
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3. |
Thousand faces
06:22
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Smooth the ripples on the surfaces of the lake
that's point of the sunny day
Every contemplation of your future is
just to leave the bleak reality, to find the perfect week
Follow the correct pattern to console yourself
so good, keeps you in good health
Nietsche's eye keeps watching you and makes thing really easy
sleepless nights...
Thousand faces you've got
one had you carry high
who you really are?
Things you'll never get
days that seems different
closer to a deeper end
Well, listen attentively to the streets
catch the sun, it will be interesting
Maybe it would be better to make someone near
to take the burden that I can't carry
Thousand faces you've got
one had you carry high
who you really are?
Things you'll never get
days that seems different
closer to a deeper end
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Flying Moses Wrocław, Poland
Flying Moses is a progressive pop band.
The musicians, influenced by avant-pop, nu-jazz, trip-hop and folk, have managed
to create their own, unique style.
The characteristic flute tone, mixed with keyboards, rock guitar and rhythm sections all together give room to personal, metaphoric lyrics.
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