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We choose to go to the Moon !
I can't dream no more
Swimming above the forest
I can fly so high
Touched the sun, it burned my brain
My submarine's floating somewhere else
On the pink clouds in the sky
I need more than flowers
To feel fine down on the ground
Did you ever eat the magic mushrooms
Growing at the top of the mountains ?
Have you ever met the fire fox of the black night ?
Millipede, octobre 2018.
enregistré et mixé à Aniane (34 - FR) par Millipede
Elias Viguier : basse
Thierry Chadelle : batterie
Fred Viguier : guitares, voix, orgue
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Chronophobic
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Chronophobic
I'm afraid all the time
I'm afraid of the time
When I die now will be past
Future is optional
I am happy when you come
Future seems some handsome
Remember to thank me twice
Love your country
I will rise
You will tell lies
I will fall
Please don't call, no, no, don't never ever call me back, please
I'm afraid of decay
Please cook me when I die
Throw the ashes in the toilets
Niagara falls
I feel like a fragile snowflake
Melting in the oven
Please keep me in a freezer
Until winter
(never ever call me back, please)
Millipede, octobre 2018.
enregistré et mixé à Aniane (34 - FR) par Millipede
Elias Viguier : basse
Thierry Chadelle : batterie, sitar
Fred Viguier : guitares, voix
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Millipede Montpellier, France
Elias Viguier - bass
Thierry Chadelle - drums
Fred Viguier - guitars, vox
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