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Eis
12:12
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On a Frozen planet.
Without trees.
Six months of darkness make you see the stars.
Reflecting on a snowy Desert.
Three Moons.
Snow storms break the silence.
On a Frozen planet.
A little girl will find the way.
From a cave to the Space.
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2. |
Erde
07:17
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From the tomb.
The last tame is thinking very numb.
Every time, every time.
It feels more soak.
When it borrows something. Maybe, It starts to maim.
Any worm, any worm.
Stopped having shape.
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3. |
Wasser
04:33
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4. |
Schnee
14:17
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Menial.
Stop now, so then.
The fast has arrived there.
I can’t so far.
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You.
The fastest.
Way.
The pagan.
Not knowing where is her sister.
Maybe something was kept in the elder.
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5. |
Luft
10:20
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Hey Girl.
What are you doing coming back.
You don’t know how much, you’ll rust.
Can’t be that long, whent it starts to show.
One day you can allow, to be sinful.
Maybe.
Thinking about jasmine. we must make savings.
Wether you go or not, you’ll be world. And shouting out loud.
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He shows his fraction of the whole.
Because is the turn of the father.
Ashamed of having taste.
He thinks he knows better.
He shows his fraction of the whole.
Because she feels feeble.
It’s a long way to come back.
It’ll only show your beauty.
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Joss Jeffersøn Alicante, Spain
Space Rock band from Spain. Since 2017. Members of Pyramidal, Horizon, Rosy Finch and Mons.
Joss Jeffersøn recommends:
From Other Spheres
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The other band of Lluís Mas and Miguel A. Sanz.
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Tales from Hydra Cluster (LP)
by Horizon
The origin of César Tenorio.
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Power trio where is Lluís Mas.
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