1. |
Zihuatanejo
01:35
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2. |
Montauk
04:13
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The dream was always the same.
The road always different.
The feelings, the compass that guides the steps.
The thoughts, the stones of my head.
And what happened to me after all?
Am I everything that I want?
I would be sorry
Expectations have clouded the vision of men.
Could I to judge him?
The truth will only be revealed to us
when we wake up.
When the deep dream,
in which we are,
flee and emerge from it,
the message that will save us.
White on black and blue on green,
I am the one who put the sun on the sea
It's enough to be able to see the sun
It's enough
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3. |
St. Petersburg
03:44
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Is not it enough to see the sun
and the sea meet on the skyline?
You always wanted to be the one
to join them and be part of them.
Your vanity always blinds your eyes
and you do not realize.
The sea does not feel
and does not worry about your thoughts.
You always believed that the skyline
was made for you.
Until one day you ran towards him
and always fled from you.
'cause even though you want to be
their creator, you are not.
You only show old words in a world
that does not want to listen to you.
Is not it enough to be able to see the sun?
Is not it enough?
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4. |
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The ocean’s depth drag me
to the world’s largest hole.
I see the clarity of the surface,
but I’m not sure if it belongs to me
the choice to survive or die.
There are contradictions
that don’t defy the victory.
Nevertheless, I should
never deprive the freedom
of a bird.
Are you destined to follow your heart
flying through the blue sky?
They will come and go
and sometimes I ignore if finally,
after you saw the world that was heading beneath
you'll come back.
Are you destined to follow your heart
flying through the blue sky?
Come back to me
please don’t leave me alone
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