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Spiral
03:50
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I woke up, sun came out,
My thoughts were not that kind of warm,
Just one day,
Suddenly life was okay.
My laugh is noisy but you think
Is nice to make me smile,
Keep it real, not over sweet,
I hate that.
PRE-CHORUS
A daisy with its scent, my favorite places,
The anthem of memories, the rain on our faces.
CHORUS
Golden reality embraces me ‘cause existence let us breathe,
Deep eyes clear undergrowth, magic, I don’t wanna stop,
A mysterious forest, the air needs no credentials,
Like a child I see the sky,
I don’t care, just kiss my lips again.
I knew you, in past times,
Can’t even tell if it’s a crime,
I swear that,
We were dancing alone.
We’re strangers, we both know
Nothing normal’s happening,
A full moon
Turned languish into thrill.
PRE-CHORUS
CHORUS
I woke up, sun came out,
My thoughts were not that kind of warm,
Just one day
Suddenly life was okay.
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Soul Brother
03:55
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I knew this boy who was mysterious and shy,
I never thought that inside had a great heart,
One day his wall felt apart, and I realized
This guy could bring to our lives a nice fun part.
You’ve got the power to see invisible things,
You can always find the bright side of the moon,
You’ve got changing color eyes, brown to green,
Your mind’s always working for being in a great mood.
PRE-CHORUS
You are my friend, you are my friend
You are my friend, you are my best friend.
CHORUS
So many people in this world
But you shine ‘cause you know who you are,
Who you are.
The big brother I never had,
You get me like anybody,
You know my heart, my heart.
I used to hide inside the box of antique toys,
Some way you belong to that place too,
You’re looking for the truth, you’re looking for the truth,
Talking like those childhood cartoons.
PRE-CHORUS
CHORUS
No matter what, you will always shine,
You’re stronger now, let us see that light.
I knew this boy who was mysterious and bright,
I never thought that inside had a great heart,
One day his wall felt apart, and I realized
This guy could be my best friend for life.
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3. |
Unusual Matter
03:49
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I saw myself outside my body,
Wasn’t what I thought I was,
‘Cause someone else’s idea,
Took over my insanity.
Killing time could save me from compassion,
I don’t want another distraction,
Your mind tricks you if you think I need you,
And today we have quite other visions.
CHORUS
The perfect changes won’t make me stay,
I’m out of season; your sign is red,
Another chapter in this train,
I got this matter to go my way, right away.
Came down with vulnerability,
Ruled out by some illusion,
Don’t want to be near that confusion,
Inviting appearance but rotten.
Just one word is the gem to change a color,
Imitate could not make me important,
I cannot walk waiting for the others,
Have to recall how to smile from the core.
CHORUS
Why should I stay?
Why should I stay?
Why should I stay if I can get unusual?
I got myself,
I got my eyes, my dreams, this time is critical.
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Fausto Leonora Mexico City, Mexico
Fausto Leonora is an alternative pop solo project, created by Daniela Navarrete. She's a Mexican singer and composer, she uses voice and it's expression as the sciential element in her sound. Her influences include classic music passing through alternative pop and rock. ... more
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