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Far From My Shore
04:52
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FAR FROM MY SHORE
Staying close, again, ‘bove all the time I’ve spent with you, pixies: a bowl
Music listened, played, collected, searched, rejected kept me rock’n roll
Proper time to get the fatigue of sweat or sleep exahusted on the floor...
Never read such lore
Scent of good things, clean from filthy trains and city’s mean, men here they go
The clear gold morning throat chaste of pungent pleasure of my tobacco
The soft boredom of the sofa treats me like a sultan, so please no
Keep far from my shore
Every single day we take a stock of our whole lives and that’s a bore
Every single day we wish to leave but without dying forevermore
Better thinking it’s worthwhile squeezing all discomforts right to keep the all
pretty rare honors
Every single day we take a stock of our whole lives and that’s a bore
wish to leave but dying forevermore
can’t see what is paid by rare honors
Keep far from my shore
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Squares
10:12
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S Q U A R E S
Can’t place the question mark and what to tell before
You mind a mad cold war an hyper gore
So sharp, so fool, who are you?
The fear of dying is the ultimate taboo
Come on, solutions, man! Show us the horizon line
You draw prosthetics beings but we don’t mind
You did not count, did not think to
That sun will rise in spite of you
Squares is the answer to those “query-tales”
Squares’ revolution against souls’ resales
No broken lives, no assertive truth
The sun will rise in spite of you
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44 Mornings
04:17
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44 MORNINGS
There were four days to go my death a comin’
And I tried just to raise up from my bed
There were four days to go my death a comin'
My mind was crying to leave out from this lad
There were three days to go my death a comin'
And I tried just to reach out for my sink
There were three days to go my death a comin'
My mind was crying, waiting the last blink
There were two days to go my death a comin'
And I tried just to meet her kiss in mind
There were two days to go my death a comin'
My mind was crying, that image couldn’t find
Is still one day to go my death a comin'
And it’s forty-four long I’m in this mud
Is still one day to go my death a comin' – oh Reaper
Bring away my mind and leave this lonely heart
Is still one day to go my death a comin'
And it’s forty-four long I’m in this mud
Is still one day to go my death a comin' – oh Reaper
Bring away my mind and leave this lonely heart
Bring away my mind and leave this lonely heart
Bring away my mind and leave this lonely heart
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Overlaid
05:47
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O V E R L A I D
We back in it, divided
Let’s find our frame
We got in it, divided
Pulsating veins
You know it’s me, but I can
Hide on my face
You trust this trick, and I then
Can take your pace
Can't figure us divided
And I feel like overlaid
Role-playing is for kids, and we can
Still demonstrate
How hot is this sweet gambling
Our sole estate
Just leave us a bit, of summer
We can embrace
Four walls, shadowing windows
All the rest erased
Can't figure us divided
And I feel like overlaid
Role-playing is for kids, and we can
Still demonstrate
How hot is this sweet gambling
Our sole estate
Just leave us a bit, of summer
We can embrace
Four white walls, shadowing windows
All the rest erased
Can't figure us divided
And I feel like overlaid
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Jurenito Italy
Jurenito is a project matching music, visuals and thoughts. It is based in Nowhere.
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