1. |
Vesna And The River
03:55
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In a quiet space
Merging into green
Home is in this place
Cradled by the trees
Nestled here below
On the water slow
Friends are passing by
Laughing as they fly
Chorus:
Put another log upon the fire
(on the fire)
While outside the trees are towering high
(towering high)
Trees & banks are green outside my window
(green outside my window)
Just sitting gazing
I can watch the grass grow
(in a quiet space)
In a quiet space
(so green)
Merging into green
(home is in this place)
Home is in this place
(the trees)
Cradled by the trees
(nestled here below)
Nestled here below
(so slow)
On the water slow
(friends are passing by)
Friends are passing by
Laughing as they fly
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Buran
05:45
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Looks as though we don't explore, anymore, no more
Looks as though we couldn't care at all
Maybe we're too mature, to rave?
Maybe we're too secure?
Sure!
Where the hell do we go from here?
What the hell do we earn for?
What the hell do we care about?
What the hell do we dream?
Let Buran fly!
Crimson blizzard in the sky, the sky!
Three hours of perfect flight
How can that be enough?
How can that be enough?
Where the hell do we go from here?
What the hell do we yearn for?
Maybe we're too mature?
Maybe we're too secure?
Let Buran fly!
For more information on the Soviet ill-fated space shuttle programme, Buran, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buran_programme
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