The Berlin Friend
from Summer Long by MODERN COSMOLOGY
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lyrics
The staggeringly clear, the beautiful atmosphere
Alas only the atmosphere was clear
I am waiting for your emotional bellow to withdraw
Watching the birds
Waiting for your emotional bellow to retire
A moment of panic
Made me twiddle with guilt
Would take it no longer
My patience expired
Wanted to take control
Plea with my heart and soul
Todos somos mestres uns dos
Outros nessa caminhada
Cada ser humano, cada alma que vaga
Sentimento aberto
Algo intensamente curioso
You were an impenetrable oyster
As I waited in the staggeringly clear atmosphere
And yet inside of me nothing was clear
An immersion in the remoteness of my
Troubled waters
Boiling to the
Surface, an angry
State I am upset
Very disappointed
My feelings were diffused
My senses were trampled
I've come to put a name
On this massive clampdown
Exploring the path of
My plea
My heart
My soul
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Laetitia Sadier - Chiquinho - Felipe S. - Marcelo Machado - Vicente Machado - Missionário José © Elefant Publishing
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