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Turn & Sing
03:41
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Between the rails and between these lines
I found a penny for our ride.
We could have hoped for a better sign
But in the end this is all we’ve got.
Between waters and dried out land
I found lies but never fear.
We could have hoped for a better life
But in the end this is all we’ve got.
Turn turn, sing sing.
This is all I’ve got.
Turn Turn, Sing Sing.
This is all we’ve got.
Between the stars and the yellow moon land
I found a place for us to be.
Where we could leave it all behind.
‘cause in the end we are what we do.
Turn turn, sing sing.
This is all I’ve got.
Turn Turn, Sing Sing.
This is all we’ve got.
This is it. This is how. And this is why.
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2. |
Go
05:14
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Inside these walls
another frame collapsed.
Built in the shadows
Just a thought and no coming back.
I swear that this loss is
What i always expect.
Go. Go. Go.
By the door
In the middle of your eye.
Set in the summer breeze
Just a word but no coming back.
I guess that this loss is
What i always expect.
Go. Go. Go.
I guess that this moment
Will never come again.
I swear that this road there
Never has an end.
And i know that time is
What we all need to pretend.
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3. |
Garden Peas
04:47
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I make my way to the station
Trough the mud and the rain.
I make my way to the station
On the day that you left me on this train.
I make my run to your garden
Where we once used to hide.
I make my run to your garden
On the day that I made you feel alive.
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
I make my step to your front door
Through the colours of the air.
I make my move on to you platform
On the day that I thought we would all fell down.
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
I sat down at your tale.
I sat down on your chair.
I said: Well tell me one reason to be free.
You sat down and touched my fingers
And whispered in my ear.
You said: Well, I never thought it would be all so clear.
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
But the garden peas, the city seas, the autumn leaves
Where have they gone?
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4. |
In A Year
06:10
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I will meet you again.
In a year or so.
When the trees changed their leaves.
In a year or so.
When the water turns blue again.
In a year or so.
Now that I know. You’re not here.
I should better leave.
Now that I know. I am wrong.
I should better go.
Now that i Know. Now that I know.
I will believe you again.
In a year or so.
When water washed away my pain.
In a year or so.
When the wine is out of my veins.
In a year or so.
Now that I know. You’re not here.
I should better leave.
Now that I know. I am wrong.
I should better go.
Now that i Know. Now that I know.
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5. |
By The Time
03:15
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In the garden besides the neightbour’s tree
I ‘ll get you an apple for the night.
When we wake up in the morning sun
We’ll be healthy enough to write.
By the time that our script is done
We’ll know how to say goodbye.
I should learn.
I should try.
I should burn.
Or at least gonna die.
In the movement of a distant cloud
I’ll draw a map within the sky.
Things that become clear by now
Will be ready to rewind.
By the time
It will all come down.
We’ll know how to say goodbye.
I should learn.
I should try.
I should burn.
Or at least gonna die.
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REKK Germany
Hello!
We are R E K K from Germany.
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