1. |
The other crowd
04:15
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Pay mind the other crowd.
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2. |
Amigo gringo
06:13
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Oye amigo gringo
no entiendo lo que me decí.
No es de mala onda
pero mi mente no está aquí.
Tengo miedo que en mi país
todo siga igual hasta la raíz.
Ya no se puede vivir pero yo que sé,
de tan lejos,
vamos a ver
de tan lejos.
Sufrimos de lo mismo
del neoimperio del money
y si ese es tu caso
tu pueblo tampoco es feliz.
¿Por qué no protestan aquí?
Mi suelo no es el mismo
desde aquel día en que yo me fui.
Tantos son
pero yo quiero estar ahí,
dando la cara al igual que tantes otres,
que los quiltros
tantos son,
que los quiltros,
tantos son
y tan distintos.
Estando acá tan lejos,
pegado al celular,
vamos a ver esta vez.
Pegado al celular,
vamos a ver.
Oye amigo gringo
no entiendo porque estai aquí.
Mira cómo tu plata y egoísmo
le costó un ojo a mi país.
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3. |
Smile (more)
03:57
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4. |
The King and the Sparrow
05:24
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Theres a wind whispering, and the sparrows they sing
The finch and the wood pecker too
they speak of their king what a terrible thing
whose rule has been endless and cruel
but up mighty high, sits a cradle forgotten
Made of needles and leaves in the boughs of a pine
folklore implies that the lord of the skies
would one day be slayed by the wee babe inside
Unrest in the forest, trouble in the trees
Before dawn, at the ducks pond
A king will lose his wings
In the sky tonight bloody beaks will strike like arrows
one for every fledgling made motherless by he
A band of songbirds led by the orphan sun of sparrows
Will take off in the twilight and bring him to his knees
To end their endless plight and kill the mad duck king
From the clouds, falls a feather
Blood it runs in the streams
The sun it rises, a new dawn
A new day
Indeed
Here ye, here ye,
The duck king is dead!
Rejoice, creatures of the earth
ye are free!
Like an acorn, from an oak
they have sown a new seed
Our martyrs might be dead, but the animals sing
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5. |
Outro: What Shoes I Had!
01:25
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The Flying Pig Orchestra Manitou Springs, Colorado
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