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Growing Old
03:11
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Wound In The Night
03:22
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Where The Wild Wind Goes
05:40
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5. |
Retrograde
03:28
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Origami Bird
03:22
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The origami bird, cut out from your dreams,
is looking for a window sill to perch its expectations.
It turns, turns, turns to anything that’s burning bright.
If you like the way it glides, don't pine for shiny ruins of love.
The moon has turned to steel.
There are blind me at the wheel.
If your pain you can’t conceal.
Smile and bat your eyelids, bat your eyelids.
The origami bird, pulled out of the sea,
glides in crazy patterns to readdress its sense of gravity.
If winds and leaves can sing then surely
you can find a voice where all your fears concede
and you’re not always on the losing, the losing team.
The moon has turned to steel.
There are blind men at the wheel.
If your wound you can’t conceal
Smile and bat your eyelids.
The origami bird, wrapped up in the night
glides in crazy patterns, glides in crazy patterns of light.
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7. |
Shutters On Your Eyes
03:50
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The mortgage flag you follow, your flat in Sleepy Hollow
where you put up rich Apollos and in luxury you wallow
and you think you’ll ditch the sorrow if you save for your tomorrow
but your pride you’ll have to swallow when the scraps of love you borrow
to survive in the caverns of your mind make your banking mask collapse
‘coz even your iphone 55 can’t make this darkness pass. AHHH
You got shutters on your eyes.
Ahh You got shutters on your eyes.
The bond of truth you sever with your marketing endeavors,
you think you’ll live forever ‘coz you got a heart of leather,
you protest about the weather but the climate groups you tether
when the last bird drops its feathers will you think you were so clever
To sell lies from the caverns of your mind where the myths of you collapse,
‘coz even your merlot 1945 can’t make the darkness pass AHH
You got shutters on your eyes, you got shutters on your eyes.
And you loved the Indian heiress coz she owned a flat in Paris
and she wore the Wall Street malice that inner troll would cherish
And the day that you were married you took off with the nanny
and you strolled around the valleys with your shades and your Armani’s
to disguise the terror and the lies in the caverns of your mind
‘coz even your imac 2095 won’t make this darkness pass. AHHH.
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8. |
Suzanne Valadon
03:49
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9. |
Blurred Horizons
03:20
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10. |
London Town
04:19
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Gabriel Moreno London, UK
Gabriel Moreno is a singer songwriter and poet with more than 10 poetry books published in both Spanish and English Publishers and Annexe, London. Winner of the Introducing Stage at The Great British Folk Festival and hailed as "an offshoot of Leonard Cohen and Neil Diamond" By Cerys Mathews. ... more
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