1. |
On My Way
03:58
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On my way back home
I’ve looked to the sky
And saw a strange light
These puddles
Show me my reflection
Chestnuts’ smell
Mingles with my thoughts
And by stepping into the void
I’ve learned something more
Now I feel closer to the truth
Of these days
As I look back through the years
I see the million colors and million faces
That changed my way
But I won’t think too much
I don’t wanna waste my time
I’ll live in the now
And let the rain lull my sleep
Morning sun
I’ll keep your light in me
And I won’t let
Anyone darken you
I will go straight carried by my wind
No changing waves can make me sink
This time I won’t move soon
But with that bag in my room
I’ll be ready for another change
As I look back through the years
I see the million colors and million faces
That changed my way
But I won’t think too much
I don’t wanna waste my time
I’ll live in the now
And let the rain lull my sleep
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2. |
Flying Man
04:16
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Well I asked him
Where are you from?
He said
-I’m from a place
Where snow always comes
But now I live on the Mediterranean Sea
‘Cause I like that breeze
Through my hair
And I never went back home
Then I asked him
How is the sea in the north?
He said
-The color of tinfoil
Is what you’ll find
Indigo slivers
Have been swept away
We are so good
At turning green into gray
And nobody’s guilty
But my job is to fly
Over mountains
‘Cause it makes me
Feel free
But don’t ask me
How much I earn
A few people in the world
Make this as a job
You have to know
The right person
To get in this circle ?
To get in this game
But my job is to fly
Over mountains
‘Cause it makes me
Feel free
And it’s not so dangerous
‘Cause it’s safer than driving a car
Everyday I choose a peak
Then I can go to sleep
In peace
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3. |
Dream's Bar
02:35
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Well, then she began to talk about her dog
That lived for twenty years
And he was always with her
He went along her young dreams
And saw her children grow up
His death was like
A piece of life
Cut off with a knife
When she lost her childhood hopes
She opened this Cafè
To make money
But now she’s getting old
In this bar
Where some people come and go
They work to realize their dreams
Nobody wants to work here for a long time
Lessons, a child,
A place in the world to find
They fill their pockets
With money of coffee cup’s water
She left the mountains to live in a big city
Seeking her fortune
And closed the door
To all the years gone
And someone says that
Behind these walls
You can feel strange spirits
In this bar
Where some people come and go
They work to realize their dreams
Nobody wants to work here for a long time
Lessons, a child
A place in the world to find
They fill their pockets
With money of coffee cup’s water
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4. |
Ashes
03:23
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I am here
On our ashes
The less I do
The more I find
Back through the years
When I thought it was real
I prayed every day
For our sacred deal
The skeleton of our love
Is what you will find
When that wall will
Fall down
Tears drop down like a waterfall
Years go by like a hurricane
And I am here hopeless
Waiting for a change
That won’t never come
I am here
Counting the days
That I have spent
Dreaming ‘bout us
Regrets
They don’t breathe in my breast
But they whispered me
That I was wasting my years
The skeleton of our love
It’s all the pieces you’ll find
Behind that gold wall
Tears drop down like a waterfall
Years go by like a hurricane
And I am here hopeless
Waiting for a change
That won’t never come
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