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run into the ocean
03:03
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we thoroughly practice a natural lifestyle
saying hello to flowers
worshipping many gods.
our clothes are made of bracken
we travel by canoe...
we should invent lifejackets if we ever come too close
and run, run
run into the ocean
and if we drowned there
we'd make it romantic
our main preoccupation comes from the holy sky
when that blue roof starts falling smashing our worthless lives
so we'd run, run,
we'd run undercover 'till the mankind finds evolution
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hawk
02:54
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if you think you've found the perfect hideout, a sanctuary where nothing can harm you, remember that:
i'll hold you close
i'll wear you down
with my monstruous claws
under the stars i flap my wings...
i was this close! i lost my sight and now you're gone!
baby! i'll always watch from above waiting for you
under the stars i flap my wings...
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Ellen Gender Spain
Ellen Gender nació en la selva asturiana. Hija de padre minero y madre turista. Nieta de aldeana, sobrina de opositora y hermana de sanadores. Siempre supo que quería dedicarse a la paleontología pero desde pequeña aprendió que no todo lo que se desea se cumple. ... more
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