1. |
Tide
04:11
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2. |
Belly
04:04
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Last time here
my belly in your eye
we waited on the top
On the hill
looking birds disappear
with melody inside
like small firelights
Night above
belly shape in your eye
begins to fade in green
Wing's sound
like bells when it's time to wisper
silently goes away
Last bird's call still resounds
and chills me
You can have my belly
your revenge
the day turns into purple
We see birds
afraid of their own melody
fly above the nest
and suddenly the night
Last bird's call still resounds
and chills me
Girls
many times
you keep your disguise
and simply stand in the light
I feel the whole now
search for gravity
falling down on my knees
These clouds does not mean anything
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3. |
Blow
03:50
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4. |
Jail
05:38
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5. |
Big clouds
04:10
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6. |
Hélène
04:46
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7. |
Crossing
04:49
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8. |
Cliff
03:38
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9. |
Le pendule
03:28
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Ventre Strasbourg, France
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