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TWIB
03:03
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Oh dear father,
Time was passing fast to find me
Since the day you disappear
In the deep of me.
I've lost one way and
My boots can't wait so long on
Searching my soul but I I've
Found the way to be the happiest
One just standing close to your wild side
Nobody but you
I was so scared,
That I couldn't reach the west
Oh, we've learned so much since you have gone
My blooming light shines on your soul
Let's work together till the end
Of life discovers us the shame
Nobody but you
I was so scared,
That I couldn't reach the west
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The Shadows War
03:18
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Goodnight brothers, goodnight sisters
We celebrate... oh!
You may begin to understand, this is the night we ride
Let's dance, don't want no romance
Close your eyes for us
Your arms... are now snakes
And your mind, your mind is shooting shadows and colors in your head
The shadows wars are the best, the rumble hits your chest
You enjoy it watching from the bar, the next could be your chance
You may begin to understand, this is the night we made
So let's dance, don't want no romance
Close your eyes for us
And forget... the future
Hello this time
Oh… reason has no place
You keep browsing while the shadows war is following your head
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MO&CO Pamplona, Spain
Mayo de 2013, bajo el influjo de la Luna y Color Hits Estudios, Olaia Bloom (Las Culebras) contacta con Mariana (Sonic Trash) para crear canciones juntas. En diciembre del mismo año, con bastante repertorio y Las Culebras extintas, Mariana (bateria) y Olaia Bloom (guitarra y voz) deciden formar una banda, para ello se les suman Iñigo Cabezafuego al Bajo y Oskar Benas a la guitarra. ... more
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