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Magic box
04:10
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Fear makes you wonder
Fear make you drown
And what is it all about?
Are we running scared of falling free?
Traveling the seas of mystery
And searching for simplicity
A magic box buried underground
Oh waiting for the right whisper, for the right sound
And years from now
This world will be but a distant memory
Dissolved into the air we breath
Life is but a dream
The aspect of self is make believe, make believe
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Song for peace
03:41
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Why do you hate me? I don't know you
Never seen you in my life
I'm looking into your eyes And I see nothing
No heart but only mind
It's hard to be the one To sacrifice the words
Instead of making pain
Forever give your love Cause you got a lot from that
Forever love the world
This song'll maybe make a change
Why do you look at me like that Am I so different than you
We both have the same eyes to see
Heaven hell and god no matter what you find Forever give your love
Forever give your love
This song'll maybe make a change
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Triund
06:23
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waterman-project Israel
www.waterman-project.com
I was born into this world to see the beauty of it and get a place for
music.
These songs are written about life, truth, love, and self discovery.
Music is my way to share my experiences.
Self-produced in collaboration with amazing people and amazing musicians.
Light and love
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