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Owls I
02:10
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White Blaze (Owls II)
03:29
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Wandered here from the woods,
I have seen
On this dark and peaceful night,
A man in love
He sings songs to the rain
And the poet inside is just the same
I know this is not the way,
But I watch him as he roams
His human wilderness
And though I'm but a blur,
I can see he'll do anything
For words, for love, for her...
Wandered here from the woods,
I have seen
On this dark and peaceful night,
A man in love
Wandered here from the woods,
I have seen
On this dark and peaceful night,
A man in love
I was lost in the white blaze of my soul
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It pains me so to be away,
But grey days bring cold comfort
The ocean with her animals and storms cannot be crossed
But with a sure stride
For now I write a love letter
To you and to the future
For all that she will bring to us, and all she'll take away
Oh, we are laughing
And then when you're asleep,
I can feel you in my heartstrings,
In the soft light of your eyes
It pains me so to be away,
But rainclouds are my raincoat
The ocean with her animals and storms I'll fly across,
But with a sure stride
How strange to exist, when you do not
The time before creation
Of your body and soul
Gathers the dust and the leaves,
Like an old man...
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Glide across the sea with me,
We will go away
Glide across the sky with me,
We will find a way
Even though you're a world away,
I can feel you in the air
Flying through the purple clouds,
What is it now that can bring us down?
Far away then a fire is burning,
And I can see your face
And if only my eyes could see farther,
Then I could see that the clouds are nearby
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Australia
02:01
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Une chanson dans un soleil d'hiver,
Comme dans un rêve, il danse avec le vent
Après la pluie,
Il ne cesse de me surprendre
Te quiero mucho, hermanito
Une chanson dans une guitare en or,
Comme dans un rêve, ses cordes se détachent
Avant la nuit,
Elles atteignent le rivage
Te quiero mucho, hermanito
Si, te quiero mucho, hermanito
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Dusty Leaves
02:09
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Tucked away behind the trees,
Hiding away,
Forgotten
The dusty leaves of old are gone
Over the days and over the years,
They awaited together
The release of the dust
To feel the wind once again
Dusty leaves
In the backyard of our lives
Tucked away behind the trees,
Hiding away,
Forgotten
The dusty leaves of old are gone
Who knows where they will go,
Carried on the endless flow
Of the river of wind and light?
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Owls III
02:51
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And in the morning,
I fly home to the tree
The night is over
There is too much to see
And in the evening,
I fly over the hills
To be where you are,
Watch you from afar
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Sunset
02:00
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Guillaume Doerig Santiago, Chile
Guillaume Doerig is a singer-songwriter and guitarist that considers himself a citizen of the world, having lived in five different countries spanning three continents. His musical style is influenced mostly by acoustic folk and pop, drawing inspiration from artists such as The Tallest Man On Earth and The Beatles. He maintains a uniqueness of sound through his use of reverb, choirs and horns. ... more
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