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Me Encontrar
05:08
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What would be your plan
if we die tomorrow?
Would you be back, if she says hat she loves you?
Cross my past, can you find a rainbow?
Stars aligned, and the wind is blowing my name, cause i think
i'm lost in home
You are fast when you build my troubles
Cum and relax, when you full me with sorrow
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3. |
Going Home
05:09
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Flying in a spaceship
Through the rings of Saturn
Stars, silence and sadness
Two partners in a bedroom
The noise it's also vacuum
It's the end of choice
Fighting against the doom
Damaging my voice
We Are Going Home
Walking while we are praying
Faster than light
The hate is also echoing
Choosing who will die
Where is the love?
Where is the rain?
The senses are confounding
what's good and what's pain
We Are Going Home
I can't feel the signs
or who will win
The blood is in my eyes
The water is in my skin
I lost the hope
I lost the faith
The world will deny the truth they created
We Are Going Home
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Heitor Vallim Santos, Brazil
Heitor Vallim is a musician born in the city of Santos on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil, and is an artist accustomed to
venturing into different languages for his thoughts.
The change has always been the only repetition in Hector's work.
Psychedelic, pop, rock, folk or any other way, Heitor surfs on top of his originality.
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