The Walk I-Gazpacho

[ti:The Walk I]
[ar:Gazpacho]
[al:A Night At The Loreley]
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[00:00.00]The Walk I - Gazpacho
[00:08.25]Written by：Jon Arbe Vilbo/Mikael Kromer/Thomas Andersen/Kristian Torp/Jan Henrik Ohme
[00:16.51]Here's the map
[00:19.89]Of the land
[00:22.64]Pour it through
[00:25.76]You old hand
[00:29.30]Give me more sand
[00:32.49]More sand
[00:35.28]Help is here
[00:38.40]Within the snake
[00:41.60]Home is here
[00:44.71]While you're awake
[00:48.71]The end is near
[00:50.39]It's dancing in the sand
[00:52.69]And try to be mosaic
[01:06.83]Help is near
[01:09.79]We made a plan
[01:13.12]Move your feet
[01:16.39]Through no man's land
[01:19.84]If I know
[01:22.82]There'll be no back home to be had
[01:31.41]In the bitterness of truth
[01:37.40]Where the curve horizon
[01:43.66]Feels like walking through a masterpiece
[01:48.45]Of evening blue
[01:51.54]In unread books
[01:56.40]And I fall but I can stand up
[02:01.00]Which right do I have to believe you
[02:09.21]Leave the wreck in the sun
[02:15.71]It's on your head
[02:21.50]Into beyond
[02:47.21]In the bitterness of you
[02:53.48]And the bird is so golden
[02:59.80]Feel like walking through a starry night
[03:04.38]The sky is bright and burning
[03:12.55]And I fell but I still manage
[03:16.92]Which right to I have to believe you
[03:25.18]Leave the wreck in the sun
[03:31.51]It's on your head
[03:37.30]Into beyond