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The Only One
03:50
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The Only One
© Kashimana Ahua 2020
A splash of color in a field of snow
One step further till I break the ice
I’ll make a killing of this I know
Am I the only one? Am I the only one?
The thread unraveling out of place
So sick of waiting, of wanting more
If I am the first then I’ll grow a space
I’m the only one, Cause I’m the only one
Ahh-lone Ahh-lone All alone
A wisp of rainbow neon bright
To light the shadows through rays of hope
for the ones to come, beyond my sight
Not the only one, I’m not the only one
Ahh-lone Ahh-lone All alone
I know I may not make it if I fight for my rights
I know that some don’t want see me fly
But change is inevitable till I’m not alone
Not alone, not alone, not alone x 2
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One Billion Animals
07:16
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Adalet
04:49
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ADALET
Yürüdüğüm şu kısacık yol
Beni bugün sana getirdi
Oysa ki direnecektim
Yokluğunda büyüyecektim
Kupkuru bir ağacın
Dalları gibiyim artık
Oysa ki yeşerecektim
Yokluğunda büyüyecektim
İnsanoğlu bihabermiş
Alnındaki yazgısından
Ardını bilmek ne mümkün?
Giden gelmez o diyardan
Bir hevesle yaşarım amma
yollarım hep sana çıkarsa
sonumu bir tek sen bilirsin
Söyle bu nasıl adalet?
ADALET (JUSTICE)
This short path I walked
Brought me to you today.
Yet, I was going to resist.
In your absence I was going to grow older.
Now I am like the branches
of a bone-dry tree.
Yet, I was going to turn green.
In your absence I was going to grow.
Mankind had always been clueless
About the destiny written on his/her forehead.
It's impossible to know what's after,
since no one comes back from that land.
I will still live with enthusiasm,
But, if all my paths lead to you
Then only you know what my end is.
So tell me, what kind of justice is this?
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End of the Day
05:15
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8 "Structures"
07:24
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Sprig of That Minneapolis, Minnesota
Occupying a space somewhere between Northern European fiddle styles, modern American string music, and the “indie classical” contemporary classical movement, Sprig of That distills a wide range of musical interests into a cohesive and joyful sound that is constantly evolving. Sprig of That is Krissy Bergmark (tabla), Isabel Dammann (violin), and Ilan Blanck (guitar). ... more
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