1. |
Wounded Knee
05:01
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(Instrumental)
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2. |
Indian Crow
05:46
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I was watching the stars
Lying on my roof
Feeling the sky over my head
Don´t care about you!
Everything is growing wrong
She was lonely waiting for me
Are you coming down the trees
It always comes with a smile
Don´t care about you!
Everything is growing wrong
Shine on!!!
Keep your plans right
Respect the wind
Don't be affraid
I thought it was an indian crow!!
It´s up to you
Hunting survives on
Don´t cross over
Sacred indian fields
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3. |
Walden
05:39
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Everyone talks about freedom
It´s a lie
There are cameras watching us
All the time
And we are not helping our friend
We need a change of course
Everyone talks about it
The end the food
If you are thinking about it
Go to the woods
Everything goes the way it is
Always look behind you!!
Everyone still has much to learn
Nuch to learn
Every summer, the mountain forests are burned
There´s something you can do
To feed your soul
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4. |
Rebellion
03:02
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Getting troubles into my head
I´m trying to fix them
I need to return
I can ask the stars
Let me know where I am
There´s a right one for everyone
Are you ok about yourself
One of these days, there will be nothing
Let me ride your fields
Try to build your wooden home
And water your plants
And Enjoy what you have done
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the Indian Summer PM, Spain
Dani Zamora - Voz & Guitarra
Jesus García - Bajo
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