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Spacepenquin part 2

from I: Sun Replace The Moon by The Delicate Project

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and now the dreamy days are done we wave farewell to the fading sun
and under mountains far away sleeps an answer made of clay
who turned it off who let it fly? cried the old unopened eye
a window opens to the sand where the labyrinths all stand

i see that someone suffers so extremely sadful silly songs of sudden sanity sunk in several sighs
and not the nearest nation notices the news now nothing's needed nowadays nonetheless night is never known

in the dreams of men
can we stop the flow
over valleys ran
then why don't we know?
ochre horses strong
wrongness is a song
longer than a man
dancing on one's tongue
longer than a man
dancing on one's tongue
longer than a man
dancing on one's tongue
longer than a man
dancing on one's tongue

after all the laughs in lighter nights appear
the fearless nearing deer who help the endless deafs
there flows a scarf its colour's blue
it will not land on something new
and as we listen to the lull there sings an echo born to fall
and as we listen to the lull there sings an echo born to fall
and as we listen to the lull there sings an echo born to fall

now that all is gone we can see what is done
no songs have proven right so all tongues must have lied

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from I: Sun Replace The Moon, track released March 29, 2009

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Gerlov van Engelenhoven - piano, vocals

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