1. |
Sunlight
03:18
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Old man on the bicycle
Hanging around,
Searching around,
Looking at the clouds,
Laughing in the middle of the street.
Young boy on the bicycle
Hanging around,
Singing around,
No school,
No train,
Teaching himself a way of liberty.
Sensing the energy of the sun.
Thank you for the sunny day.
What a beautiful landscape!
Beautiful walk,
Beautiful lake,
Sunny day.
What you say is where you want to go,
What you say is what you want to know.
Old man on the bicycle
Hanging around,
Searching to be found,
Looking at the stars,
Laughing in the middle of the street.
Young boy on the bicycle
Hanging around,
Singing around,
No School,
No pain.
Teaching himself a day of liberty.
Sensing the energy of the sun.
Thank you for the sunny day.
What a beautiful landscape!
Beautiful walk,
Beautiful lake.
What you say is where you want to go,
What you say is what you want to know.
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2. |
Hokkaido-Menton
03:19
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Looking around
Everything is fine
In your neighborhood.
Nice animals living around.
It's the nature sound.
We could change the way
We're looking around.
It's just a better one.
Walking in town
We could change the way.
We're looking around.
It's just a brighter one.
It's the nature sound.
We named a new star,
When we're looking around.
You'd like to move to this town.
Hokkaido, Berlin,
Big cities or freedom.
Go to Philly or Saigon
And you sing your own song.
Good weather in town
Getting up and letting out.
It's the morning time
Ready to start
Or maybe rest.
Listen to the guys
It's the morning sound.
You'd like to move to this town.
Hokkaido, Berlin
Big cities or freedom.
Go to Philly or Menton
And you sing your own song.
Go To Tokyo is what you want,
Go to Berlin is what you want,
Go to Bergen is what you want,
Go to Chile is what you want.
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3. |
Pit Lane
03:00
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Spend his own time to play and to climb.
Spend his own time to be wiser and wild.
Spend his own time to be safer and tight.
Spendi his own time to be nicer and kind.
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
Spend his own time to be greedy and blind.
Spend his own time to claim his own rhyme.
Spend his own time to remember his prime.
Spend his own time to be nicer and kind .
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
Find the way, your way now. (x 6)
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
He runs until he could sail away,
With this wind he could sail away.
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4. |
Joy of Yellow Mic
01:57
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What side you're standing on? ( repeats throughout the song)
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5. |
Green Couch
02:14
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1. I'd like to breath some cold dry air
in the morning.
I'd like too see sunrise from my place
in the evening.
Ch:
He spoke to the wind
and the wind says chill out.
He spoke to the sun
and the sun says stay quiet.
2. I'd like to drink some wine
on my green couch
In the evening.
Ch:
He spoke to the wind
and the wind says chill out.
He spoke to the sun
and the sun says stay quiet.
Oh yeah.
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6. |
Intermezzo (Seagulls)
01:58
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7. |
Jobbing
03:25
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1. I got a job in the city
People got crazy.
I had a good vibe.
I got a job in the country side
in my land.
I felt a good vibe.
Ch:
I have goose bumps when the sun shines over me. (x 2)
2. I got a job in the summer
was too hot.
Still had a good vibe.
I have a job in my office
some people can get it.
I have a good vibe.
Ch:
I have goose bumps when the sun shines over me (x 2)
I'm happy for you,
I'm happy for me.
Oh yeah (x 3)
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8. |
Old Trains
04:01
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And you know it is ok,
And you know you pick this train,
When it is on time.
When you change your mind.
When you see no empty space
And you see a smirking face.
You didn't change a dime,
You didn't clear your mind.
It's on time,
Out of time.
And you know it is ok,
It's pretty fair no one to blame,
When the train is on time
And you clear your mind.
And you see no empty space
Reaching out to be embraced,
When the train is on time
And you clear your mind.
It's on time,
Out of time,
Out of time.
You don't want to talk,
You don't want to play.
Back to your place
And You just want t'come back,
Where you want to stay.
And you see no empty space
Reaching out to be embraced,
When the train is on time
And you clear your mind.
It's on time,
Out of time,
Out of time.
You don't want to talk,
You don't want to play.
Back to your place
And you just want t'come back,
Where you want to stay.
I'm all right when I change my mind and I smile.
I'm all right when I walk outside and I smile.
You don't want to talk,
You don't want to play.
Back to your place
And you just want t'come back,
Where you want to stay.
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9. |
Tree Life
02:53
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He lives in the park
and I don't know him.
We should know each other,
We should talk to each other.
He lives on the tree
And I don't see him.
We should know each other,
He's wilder than the others.
Plants try to make some friends. (x2)
Sometimes we don't care.
Competition is there.
She lives on the tree
And don't know her.
We should know each other,
We should talk to each other.
She lives in the park
And I can't see her.
We should know each other,
She's wilder than the others.
Plants try to make some friends (x2).
Thumbs up for Julia Hill.
I admire Julia Butterfly Hill.
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10. |
HPAYS
02:04
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Lots of children
with phones in their hands.
Lots of parents
Don't understand.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps
Shitty music
in their heads.
Lots of people
don't understand.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps.
Watch the sheep eating grass
on a field.
Watch the sheep eating grass
on a hill.
Watch the sheep eating grass
on a field.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps.
Take it easy.
How precious are your steps.
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