1. |
May I?
02:01
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may I go in without a knock
your room is so dark
your heart is so large
I think there is the space enough to place
my little me
may I go in
may I play on my simple songs
your days are so short
your evenings so calm
I think there ia sa chance to fill them with
my gentle chords
may I play on?
and may I show you where light is
you`re counting the stars
and you leave out the largest one
I think there is a chance to make you see
the way to look
so may I show
may I show
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2. |
When Evening Falls
01:37
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you know at night it is not so bad
some star you can think of
even if it sparkles behind a cloud
some light you can follow too
you can swim between the arms of darkness
but when the evening falls, something's wrong
first light fall, grey afterglow
darkened thoughts and all that
'cos this is not the night yet
still there is the coming morning
to remember about
but have you deserved to survive?
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3. |
The Selfsame Chords
02:09
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so don`t expect me to transmute the way I sing
the chords I play will be the streams meandering around
to freshen your mind
to show your heart ways to love
you`ll go back
you`ll go back
for something`s hanging still above the bench we sat
for something doesn`t let tears vanish in the sand
for something makes me blind
can`t see another rhyme
you`ll find me waiting at your door
you`ll find me searching for your love
you`ll surely drown in doubt if you stay alone
I`ll surely drown in tears if you just keep on passing by
in place the heart can`t move you must try with mind
to go back
to go back
just let the seed I sowed awake inside your soul
just let the song I sing still ring between your ears
and if you feel it`s coming back
don`t look too far
you`ll find me waiting at your door
you`ll find me searching for your love
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4. |
La Suite
04:53
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5. |
Annette
01:37
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6. |
The Larch
03:35
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the hill could be easily climbed
by a little child
but in an unknown strange way
in an unknown strange way
everyone decides to pass
by
invariability frightens
that`s why they turn around
shadows of the sweetness
cannot save but remain
and the larch
on the hill
keeps its green
on the needles
on and on
darkened green
of overripe past
share its shadows if you want
share its branches
reach the top
but if you found
Lady Pine
this love could be always caught
even by a worm
but in an unknown strange way
in an unknown strange way
everyone decides to laugh
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7. |
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the first day of springtime lies slowly down
with new awoken grass and sun
mist in the forest
mill by the water
greening glade
love
love
love
the first day of springtime dawns over hills
last winter pools are sanding out
small stones are drowning
dance on the water
she is here
love
love
love
blow the curtain
off your face
open your eyes
open your eyes
love
love
love
she lifts her naked hands up to skies
Lord, thank You for these pearly eyes
spring of my feeling
touch of the warm wind
start to run
love grows
love shines
love
love
love
X 94
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The Soundrops Poznań, Poland
formed in 1999 by the former members of The Round Triangle (ger and paf) along with sister Mrll, gained some local recognition through their acoustic versions of songs by Armia in 2004, since 2006 have released online 20+ self-written albums recorded in the kitchen; good job, folks! good job, pastoralrocks! ... more
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