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Intro
04:56
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Caught in a Web
06:04
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Give us something to break the loop
Give us something to heal the bother
To let it go
To let it flow
We’ve seen wolves coming down the hills
We’ve seen wolves coming down the hills
Their yellow claws
Will scratch our doors
Caught in a web we’re keeping faith
Tangle up circles to keep us straight
To feel the warmth
To find our homes
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3. |
Clear and Wide
05:35
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Floating in oceans of my mind
I found a man once left behind
He stood on arms of a fading tree
Smiling at waves surrounding him
I was just trying to help that doomed
When I heard, blustering, a typhoon
Then the man told me “I’m not the one who needs to be saved”
Threw me a line and pulled me away
Now in there
We can recognize the day
Even if it’s fading out
We can recognize and blow away
The crease
And the water then was calm,
Clear and wide
And the water then was calm,
Clear and wide.
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4. |
The Cliffs of Moher
03:00
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Barren land
No breathing space
We’re chasing something gone away
Still we stand
Eyes to sky
Hunting for life
Beyond that cloud
Waiting for signs
Are we mad or sane? Are we lost?
Oh we’ve been blind
Silent sand
Resting ground
No one’s here to hear the sound
Flows
Through greener lands
Life’s rising from the ashes.
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Babel Fish Modena, Italy
Post-rock / Alt-rock band from Modena (Italy) since 2015.
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