1. |
TAKING SHELTER
06:03
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Not so sure about the years to come
Hoping for a place under the sun
Is there a sea to welcome us all
On its shore
Wandering about the empty streets
Listening to the same tunes on repeat
Unable to walk across this land
Anymore
It's become too dangerous to roam
For any woman or man I’ve known
Post-war
Taking shelter
Taking shelter
From the rain
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EVERY DAY
06:42
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Everyday we’re born into this world
Everyday we have to try
With each morning sunrise
To recall who we are
Lest we remember
Everyday we have to drag
The burden of our pasts
And reinvent an ordinary life
Lest we remember
Everyday we’re born into this world
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3. |
THE START OF SOMETHING
04:03
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The place of all things possible
Never was
A one-way street
You put your life on trial
It could make
our ends finally meet
There is a path somewhere else
You said it before
Try to mend the ego
The sun behind the storm
Until you see for yourself
What life has in store
Split the good and evil
The answer you’ll never know
I can see your eyes are sparkling
They’re as bright
As mine would be
I’d hate you for not trying
Hard to be
The one I could have been
There is a path somewhere else
You said it before
Try to mend the ego
The sun behind the storm
Until you see for yourself
What life has in store
Split the good and evil
The answer you’ll never know
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Sunday Matinee Paris, France
All songs written by J. Dawn (twitter.com/jdawndoe)
Drums : Bastien (twitter.com/bastiensunday)
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