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No man´s land
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A branch of a tree
Wanders among the waves of the sea
Through the calm, sometimes he dreams of help
But who would hear
Always wet as long as he´s embarked on this trip
Sailing in no man´s land,
Sailing in no man´s land
Fighting against adversity
Fighting against adversity
It´s very far..and I have a long.. way to go
I don´t know how long I can hold on
Please tell me why..on this ocean trip I´m so small
Sailing in no man´s land,
Sailing in no man´s land
Fighting against adversity
Fighting against adversity
As soon as he´s back on shore..he becomes sad
Prefers to be adrift not stranded on the coast
Fighting again
Fighting again
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the Indian Summer PM, Spain
Dani Zamora - Voz & Guitarra
Jesus García - Bajo
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