1. |
fancy
04:52
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I saw the clouds fade
I’ve heard the asphalt breathing
I saw the sky touching the ground
Heard the wind carrying birds chirping
I saw the fish jumping
happy to find a new nourishing heaven
I heard the rivers speaking
a tender language
to our understanding
Wild fancy
to good to be true
leave me here
I beg you
I saw the words assembling
jumping from every tree
I saw wisdom toppling walls
setting our minds free
I saw man giving up on
guns, bombs
I saw the core of the earth
connecting us all as one
Wild fancy
to good to be true
leave me here
I beg you
The rhythm, the harmony
images pointing me
a place where one can walk
hand in hand with beauty
Wild fancy
to good to be true
leave me here
I beg you
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2. |
on a rush
06:48
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too many drinks won’t fill the space
between the chest and the heart
the spirals we choose
only take us so far
oh, we know
reeling like snakes
under natures greatest plane
dodging the grave
it’s a constant
why do we have to rush
knocking on the big eternal door
softening breeze
suns gentle touch
rain refreshing kiss
friendly laughs
pull us back
reeling like snakes
under natures greatest plane
dodging the grave
its a constant
why do we have to rush
knocking on the big eternal door
an angel has fallen in the yard
grabbed an apple and asked
who’s willing to go and never come back
wake me up right now
with drops of lemon in the eyes
cause i'd rather cry
with a broken heart
then die
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3. |
strange bird
04:07
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done with work
tidying and organising
temperature’s rising
in need of circling
but these walls harbor
a crushing reminder
for a wiser use of time of life
but for now foolish action
is required
in a city full of life
cannot deny
I roam among
the strangest of the birds
with jaded eyes
I roam among
strange birds
I was made with a deficit
science has explained
I struggle to decide when
there’s so much available
and I normally choose what is wild
in a city full of life
cannot deny
I roam among
the strangest of the birds
with jaded eyes
I roam among
the strangest of the birds
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4. |
opening
07:53
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movement unknown
in the eyes of a man
holding in his hands
an old frame with a photograph
scanning the scene
he seeks
in the faces
in the smiles
in the details
for a sign
to light up
his memories
and strengthen
his mind
beautiful opening
hazy mornings
untold twilights
the portrait quiets the voices of spite
and the heart dances
to a tone so familiar
as he seeks on
in the faces
in the smiles
in the details
for a sign
beatiful opening
could it be the one
could it be the love you yearned for
“time bring back”
he wishes
"the soothing flashes
of the moments
of summer nights and winter days
of the moments we lived
the pure form of laugh and joy"
movement unknown
in the eyes of a man
holding in his hands
an old frame with a photograph
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Llana Berlin, Germany
Math rock, indie and progressive band Llana consists of singer Celso, drummer Thomas, guitarist Ilja and bassist Joe. By now they know that their former teachers were right when they said that math would sooner or later catch up to them in life.
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