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Walden Pond
05:04
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Walden Pond
Well the night’s fallin’ in so slowly
There’s a heart pounding wild and so strong
You’re sending out for smiles
Or maybe even more
You’d like to speak, it’s strange, but you just can’t.
See the trees loose their green and now they’re coloured
You’ve been running all day and you just couldn’t perceive
Ideas are filling the air
What are you trying to say?
What are you trying to find or hoping to see?
In the backstreets of a fast movin’ town
Where hearts are buried right before they’re grown
Where love is traded for dreams
Or for a vacant place
You’re looking for someone who’s really there.
Well the night’s fallin’ in so slowly
There’s a heart pounding wild and so strong
You’re sending out for smiles
Or maybe even more
You’d like to speak, it’s strange, but you just can’t.
Chorus
Meet me tonight at Walden Pond Meet me tonight under the stars Meet me tonight wherever you like But please meet me tonight. Meet me tonight at the gas station Meet me tonight at the library Meet me tonight, wherever you like But please meet me tonight.
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Cradle Song
03:09
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Cradle Song (Franz Schubert/Johann Gabriel Seidl)
How your eyes’ childlike heaven
Easily closing, laden with sleep!
How your eyes’ childlike heaven
Easily closing, laden with sleep!
Once you close them, draws you the earth
Inside is heaven, outside there is joy!
Inside is heaven, outside there is joy!
How your cheeks glow red with sleep
Roses from Eden have breathed upon them.
How your cheeks glow red with sleep
Roses from Eden have breathed upon them.
Roses your cheeks, heaven your eyes,
Cloudless morning, heavenly day!
Cloudless morning, heavenly day!
Just as an angel has folded your hands,
So may you fold them before you rest!
Just as an angel has folded your hands,
So may you fold them before you rest!
Fair are your dreams, when we have prayed,
And our awaking rewards us with a dream.
And our awaking rewards us with a dream.
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On The Avenue
00:42
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Why
04:54
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Explode
03:41
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7. |
Totally Blind
05:40
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8. |
Wastebook
03:27
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9. |
She's Tired
03:23
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10. |
Marine Le Pen
03:22
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Marine Le Pen
Well, Marine drove up for a while
To some northern industrial place
It was time, she thought, to reflect on her past
And she would not be moving back.
In a long and lasting conversion
In the shadows of some mall
You could see her sneak like a rickety crack
That’s been mirrored on these walls.
As a young girl having intentions
In a strange and promising land
There was a lot of talking and misunderstanding
And the endings were never planned.
All the steel workers gathered around
In a broke down clashing dream
With these smoke stacks, coal piles and enormous buildings
And all these blown out machines.
There was a longing for information
On all these streets nearby
A week of promising payments closed
To an immaculate Saturday sky.
At the old industrial heartland
Reporting authorities came
They were all entitled with moral salvation
And offering phrases of fame.
Chorus: Oh Marine, oh Marine
What has happened and what have you seen?
Is it true you went to America
To appear in a musical film?
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11. |
Stray Dogs With Earrings
01:49
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Matthias Forenbacher Vienna, Austria
Matthias Forenbacher is a rock'n'roll and folk singer-songwriter, guitar player and composer from Austria/Europe. Also known for his experimental and neorealist sound escapes in southern Europe and North America. Forenbacher has lived in Rome/Italy, Canada and the USA. ... more
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