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Walk on the world
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The great deep Sound
04:07
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The road is rising up I see
The trees leaving the ground
rivers become steaming seas
I am pierced by the great deep sound
And all the birds fly away to an other world
Is there something wrong in our minds ?
And I want to know why we didn't listen to the first signs
Around us are deflagrations
I forget the gravitation
I only see the light who takes
us back her donation
And all the birds fly away to an other world
Is there something wrong in our minds ?
And I want to know why we didn't listen to the first signs
And all the birds flew away to an other world
Is there something wrong in our minds ?
And I want to know why didn’t we listen to the first signs
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Salad Bar Huy, Belgium
En 2010 le trio montera pour la première fois sur scène sous le nom de Salad Bar. Avec l'arrivé de Loic (bassiste), les compos se diversifient et les dates se multiplient. Après 4 années d'aventure, une trentaine de concerts et plusieurs concours remportés, les 4 jeunes se donnent une dernière fois sur scène au festival Hafla Insaniya à Huy, retour aux origines oblige. ... more
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