1. |
Mabel
03:26
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Lyrics by Lewis Carroll (from Alice in Wonderland)
'How doth the little crocodile
Improve his shining tail,
And pour the waters of the Nile
On every golden scale!
'How cheerfully he seems to grin,
How neatly spread his claws,
And welcome little fishes in
With gently smiling jaws!'
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'I'm sure those are not the right words,'
said poor Alice,
and her eyes filled with tears
again, again as she went on, again
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Again, again,
Again, again, again
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'I must be Mabel after all,
and I shall have to go
and live in that poky little house,
and have no toys to play with,
and ever so many lessons to learn!
No, I've made up my mind about it;
if I'm Mabel, I'll stay down here!
if I'm Mabel, I'll stay down here!
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'I'm sure those are not the right words,'
said poor Alice,
and her eyes filled with tears
again, again as she went on, again
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Again, again,
Again, again, again
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2. |
Paris-Damas
05:19
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3. |
Silence Radio
03:46
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D’un bout-à-l’autre de la carte
nos doigts pressent des touches
et nos oreilles se collent
Sur le froid du plastique
et pourtant moi je préfère
me tourner vers le brouillard
La nuit, la neige video
et ton silence radio
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Alors quand sonne cet ampli
par delà les kilomètres
c’est l’air froid qui s’emplit
De ta voix distordue
par tous ces câbles distendus
partout autour du globe
Entre ma bouche et ton front
entre ta bouche et mon lobe
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Chorus :
Et pourtant moi je préfère ton silence radio
Et pourtant moi je préfère ce silence radieux
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Alors quand la faible voix
ne se fait plus entendre
par delà les parasites
Quand le souffle se fait court
Et les rires se font rares
j’aime mieux rester sourd
Qu’être lu en pleins phares
opéré à coeur ouvert
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Chorus :
Et pourtant moi je préfère ton silence radio
Et pourtant moi je préfère ce silence radieux
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4. |
Trains May Pass
04:28
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Stand clear, luggage doors operating x2
...a security announcement, it is... x4
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Bags should not be unattended
For your personal safety
Thieves will be prosecuted
Twenty four hours a day
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Caution : overhead live wires x2
...a security announcement, it is... x4
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Bags should not be unattended
For your personal safety
Thieves will be prosecuted
Twenty four hours a day
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...a security announcement, it is...
Danger, trains may pass at speed
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Bags should not be unattended
For your personal safety
Thieves will be prosecuted
Twenty four hours a day
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5. |
Tonnes
04:08
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[yet] Poitiers, France
April 2011, drummer Lucie and guitarist Anthony start to play together to blend their grunge / alternative pop feel with emotional vocal harmonies. After gigging in France England and Germany, the duo released a 2nd EP in october 2014.
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