1. |
Follow the Sun
01:21
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2. |
How
03:39
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How much torture have they gone through,
the rocks?
To be placed and hold up things once lost?
How much weight can it uphold,
the ocean?
To be placed, to hold up things once lost?
But lost is only the wind.
In through,
come through.
Taking shape of nature's mistakes.
Soon the anger will have lapsed.
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3. |
Nová Krajina
03:44
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(sk)
Chcem odísť z tmy,
ťahať sa za svetlom ako popínavá rastlina.
Chcem odísť z hmly –
začiatky čerstvo voňajú, chcem stále začínať.
Žiť nové, murovať zámky snové.
Žiť nové, žiariť svetlom komét.
Už sa nebudem báť.
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4. |
Gyere Rózsám
02:25
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(hu)
Gyere rózsám béküljünk meg,
Mi egymásnak engedjünk meg.
Mindig voltak kik így jártak,
Mind megengedtek egymásnak.
Azt gondoltam eső esik,
Pedig a szemem könnyezik
Az én szemem sűrű felhő,
S onnant ver engem az eső.
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5. |
The Sand
03:41
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Rose garden
violet lavenders
lemon trees
raspberry bushes
lightly leaved twigs
vibrant thistles
sun kissed marigolds.
And the sand, the sand,
it rains to cover
the colours sometimes.
Oh the sand, the sand,
life isn't linear
just like the dunes.
Oh the dunes
up they grow,
and just like flowers,
they follow the sun.
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6. |
Colourful life
01:25
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