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Psychedelic Eyes
04:04
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I look in the sky and I try
to catch the flame that burns in your eyes
sunny eyes,
burning eyes.
I try to feel what I can't feel
I try to see what I can't see
I try to hear what I can't hear
I try to be...
I see in the sky a man who can fly
he feel so high on your eyes
sunny eyes,
burning eyes.
I try to feel what I can't feel
I try to see what I can't see
I try to hear what I can't hear
I try to be...
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State Of Eternity
03:36
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Now you're with us welcome to the land
look how the grass is green and the sand is blue
your face is exhausted you seem so weak
you're like a soldier in the battle field
I think that the weather had bring you down
I think that you can sit down and hear the sound
in the state of eternity
I hope you like our way of life
in the state of eternity.
Now you're with us welcome to the land
you're in the grass not in the sand
we'll take care of you, the secret of life
is in your head and in your eyes
I think that the pistols had bring you down
I think that you can sit down and feel the sound
in the state of eternity
I hope you like our way of life
in the state of eternity.
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Kaleidoscopic moment
early morning breeze
turning into colors
dandelion Seeds
and oh, there’s a fat old lady, she screams
the white rabbit’s dancing, I see
a policeman singing his tune in the wood.
Oh, I know…
Call me please I want to play
with the rabbits, “worm” and Jane.
Dear old lady screaming at me
join the dance of the beautiful queen
another land is waiting for us to come.
Black and blue, purple and pink
the man who wouldn’t talk is green
welcome to the world of thousand dreams.
You are in the hands of fate
You are all dancing great.
Ah, come with me
in the world of thousand dreams
in the sea
follow me...
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The Machine
03:24
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Fighting for you, playing for me
the soldier don’t know what he’s looking for
see when you burn, diyng in the dust
see when you cry, I’m the machine
I don’t let you go
I don’t let you go
Here in this place, there are a lot of your men
but they’re all dead, they can’t come home
I can’t feel the pain, I can’t feel the fear
I can’t feel the sorrow, I’m the machine
I don’t let you go
I won’t let you go
Fighting for you, playing for me
the soldier don’t know what he’s looking for
I can’t feel the pain, I can’t feel the fear
I can’t feel the sorrow, I’m the machine
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Black & White Rainbow
06:17
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I found in the ground a big and black key but it's faded
I dream all the time in my mind scarlet angels
but they're not real, they're just in my mind
they look me with their colorful eyes
i try to talk but they can't hear me
dreaming
this is not a dream, everyone can see what i see
blue and white sky and the black and white rainbow
but this is real, it's not in my mind
they look it, it's not a game of the light
I can't explain the secret of the rainbow
I feel strange there's cold in my eyes
there's no need to sing this song but I
I try to talk but now i'm not dreaming
dreaming
but this is real, it's not in my mind
they look it, it's not a game of the light
I can't explain the secret of the rainbow
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The Selfish Cales Torino, Italy
Psychedelic Rock since 2010 from Turin, Italy.
Enjoy lots of Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Sitar and Vocal Harmonies from our albums!
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