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The Trail - radio edit
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Two molecules of oud
Discreet through salt of breeze
Among the smells entombed
In citie's streets.
They twist the bordres off,
They break into the lungs
They screw Pandora's box
Inside my restless heart.
I dream and see the house
Of childhood gone away,
Rocks grown up from dust,
Stars that never fade.
I dream and hear the bees
They sound like summer blood,
Green ghost among the trees,
Rustling leaves in flood.
The signs were there to teach
How to distinguish mine
In countless shapes and features,
In endless stream of minds.
The signs were there to teach
How to distinguish mine
In countless shapes and features,
In endless stream of minds.
The signs were there to teach
How to distinguish mine
In countless shapes and features,
In endless stream of minds.
The signs were there to teach
How to distinguish mine
In countless shapes and features,
In endless stream of minds.
The two molecules of oud
Drew me a wonky oundle.
This trail leads to you
I've known, you are in town.
The two molecules of oud
Drew me a wonky oundle.
This trail leads to you
I've known, you are in town.
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thewalkingicon project (Israel Haifa/Russia Kaliningrad) was formed in
early 2018 by Sasha Rempel, the singer
for Kaliningrad break-beat act
INSPIRA and Dmitry Osipov, the member and founder of famous Moscow
alternative and industrial 90-s pioneers Crocodile T.X. and Thaivox.
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