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Home Is Everywhere
03:21
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there´re times in the morning, the´re times in the evening when i feel alone
i´m searching the inside, i´m searching the outside but i can´t find home
i walk along, i walk along, when i turn around, i´ll turn to stone
i come to a river, but the water is gone
and i ask you to help me, finding water to sail back home
we sail back home, we sail back home, to the place that i love to the place that i´m from, to the place i belong
but what if we remark that everything´s still the same? will we build this world new or will we live your lives in shame? isn´t it time to find out home is everywhere, isn´t it time to believe home is everywhere?
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River The Great
02:32
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river so fast - you take away the time
river so blue - you take away all pain
river the great - where will we be
river the last - when you drown in the sea
what does it mean to you at all
while we go down, you still stay sting
and time wont kill you, wont take your home
cause there´s no place you ever came from
river so fast - you take away the fight
river so blue - you take away all crime
river the great - you´ll wash the world clean
river the last - you who has seen everything
what does it mean to you at all
while we go down, you still stay sting
and time wont kill you, wont take your home
cause there´s no place you ever came from
river the great
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Off And On
03:11
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do you know mary
she lives in russia
the streets are all that she´s ever seen there
and boardwalk you´re walking on
is her home off and on
the buildings look down on the girl
she feels so lonely on this world
there is no place for her to stay no there is no getaway - not for one day
and we keep closing our own eyes
as long as we believe our lies
we keep on closing each others eyes
we keep on closing we realized
as long as we close our eyes everything´s fine
did you know mary
she lived in russia
the streets were all she´d ever seen there
and boardwalk you´re walking on
was her home off and on
the buildings looked down on the girl
she felt so lonely on this world
there was no place for her to stay no there was no getaway - she died today
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there is no final answer, there has never been
so how you someone show you, something he´s never seen
and tell you there is nothing, nothing after all
my heart shows me the answer, my heart just sings along
how can you breath, how can you sleep, what do you know at all
if there´s nothing to adore, if there´s nothing to believe in anymore
i can´t see the great finish, maybe there´ll never be
so how you someone show you, something he´s never seen
and tell you there is nothing, nothing after all
my heart gives me the answers, my heart just sings along
how can you breath, how can you sleep, what do you know at all
if there´s nothing to adore, if there´s nothing left to fight for anymore
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Wake Up The Mountain
04:11
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you´re sleeping all the time, your body was fertility, your feet were our lives
all men belonged to you, the king made of stone, the call you vesuv
but fire is your heart and flames are all that lasts, until our bodies burn
and rocks fell from the sky, a thousand people died,
their graves are made of ash
we´re looking up to you, a monument so imposant and we can´t turn away
outside you hide the truth, pure nature is your clothe, they´re whispering "vesus"
but fire is your heart and flames are all that lasts, until our bodies burn
and green is turning red, nature under attack,
the graves are made of ash
wake up the mountain, wake up the mountain, sleep well tonight
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