1. |
Break Free
05:28
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when did it start
that i feel more sorrow than joy?
for sure it wouldn’t make sense
to stay in a city lifelong
but now i start to realize
that i shouldn’t live a comprise
for such a long time i’ve been waiting for the moment to
break free
didn’t know where to go when i was young
didn’t know where to stay when i was older
then it seemed to be right to settle here
i tried, i tried, i tried, i tried
break free
what is going to come
fits my nature better
i am sure
it feels good
giving a voice to these thoughts
that i held back for so long
a torrential river of new ideas
is pouring out of my heart
for such a long time i’ve been waiting for the moment to
break free
didn’t know where to go when i was young
didn’t know where to stay when i was older
than it seemed to be right to settle here
i tried, i tried, i tried, i tried
break free
let me run
as fast as i can
as far as i get
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2. |
Tiny Winding Roads
03:27
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machines will rule the world
if we rear our children as we do
get up, become aware of that
break the highway into tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
on tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
the only thing they learn in school
is not to use their brains
to one day find themselves in chains
that make them walk in line
break the highway into tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
on tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
look left and right again
make humans wise again
look left and right again
make humans wise again
break the highway into tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
on tiny winding roads
get lost and become folks
no one will rule the world
if we wake the children in ourselves
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3. |
Thousand Miles
03:39
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a thousand miles of dust and stone
you’ve been walking alone
to a place that is save
a thousand doors of “yes and no’s”
they make you follow their rules
and they say
war is save
save enough for you
a thousand eyes of fear and blame
stare at you
leave you ashamed
for things you didn’t do
it wasn’t you
a thousand struggles
up and down
you face the fact you got to go back
you got no home
imagine a world that would be
without any fence and border
imagine a world that would be
truly based on human rights
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4. |
Circles
02:37
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i keep running in circles
can’t find a way out
i keep running around
from time to time i feel the need
of getting out of the circle
but i can’t
from time to time i see a way
to get out of the circle
but i can’t
the more i’m running the more i fail
the more i’m trying the more i shame
i keep running around
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5. |
Quiet And Still
04:27
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talking, talking, talking
we’ve been talking, talking, talking
all night long
talking, talking, talking
we keep talking, talking, talking
on and on
forgetting the time
getting closer to dawn
hour by hour is passing by
please let’s stop talking
for a while
please let’s be quiet and still
dive into silence
for a while
please let’s be quiet and still
talking, talking, talking
we kept talking, talking, talking
all night long
talking, talking, talking
all night long
forgetting the reason
that made us both talk
loosing ourselves behind the words
please let’s stop talking
for a while
please let’s be quiet and still
dive into silence
for a while
please let’s be quiet and still
quiet and still
dive into silence
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6. |
End Of The Day
03:40
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think about what would you do
if you knew
the day when you’re going to die
think about the things you’re doing
as if you where dying by the end of the day
choose the game you play
think about where would you go
even though you only got a few steps left
think about the things you’re doing
as if you where dying by the end of the day
choose the game you play
think about what would you tell the world
if you only got a few words left
think about the things you’re doing
as if you where dying by the end of the day
choose the game you play
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