1. |
Before Us
04:51
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Before Us by Leila Neverland
feat. Dylan Ranny and Nils Loewen
I think someone's trying to trick us.
I think someone's trying to take the forests.
I think they've forgotten what's still here, what came before us.
And I think its time we sing in chorus:
"Stop! Stop, now."
Oh wouldn't it be neat,
if the sound of our feet
could take away all this greed?
Oh wouldn't it be neat.
"Stop! Stop now."
Oh wouldn't it be nice
if we could all just sit
peacefully.
Come on, let's do it together.
Its the only thing we've got.
Come on and do it together,
else we might get caught.
Come on and do it together..
I think someone's trying to trick us.
I think someone's trying to take the forests.
I think they've forgotten what's still here, what came before us.
And I think its time we sing in chorus:
"Stop! Stop, now."
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Edge
02:52
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Edge by Leila Neverland
feat. Dylan Ranney and Nils Loewen
When you standin in front of her, she's got tears in her eyes
and you just don't know what to do.
Please, I, I beg of you,
please be true.
Standing on the edge you might find,
that you're losing your mind.
Don't know what to say.
Don't know what to think.
Just remember to blink.
When you're standing on the ocean deep
and you're wondering what she's got in her keep.
I, I, I beg of you,
please learn how to swim before you leap.
Standing on the edge you might find,
that you're losing your mind.
Don't know what to say.
Don't know what to think.
Just remember to blink.
Operatic Interlude.
Standing on the edge you might find,
that you're losing your mind.
Don't know what to say.
Don't know what to think.
Just remember to blink.
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3. |
Start Again
06:46
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Start Again by Leila Neverland
I think its time we start again.
We've lost everything.
I hope one day soon,
we'll all remember,
the cycles of the moon.
I think its time we start over.
We're not where we're s'posed to be.
We have come so far from the day
we planted the first seed.
Doesn't matter where you're from.
Doesn't matter what you've done.
Doesn't matter from where you've run.
Just as long as you remember we all are one.
I call on the spirit of the bear.
I know you strength can take us there.
I call on the spirit of the eagle.
Go on and teach me how to fly.
Doesn't matter where you're from.
No, it doesn't matter what you've done.
Doesn't matter from where you've run from.
As long as you remember we all are one.
Doesn't matter where you're from.
No, it doesn't matter what you've done.
Doesn't matter from where you've run from.
As long as you remember we all are one.
I think its time we start over.
We're not where we're s'posed to be.
We've strayed so far from the day we planted the first seed.
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