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Wave No Flag pt. I
02:19
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WAVE NO FLAG pt. I
I have seen you standing there
Their flags were waving in the air
I could never understand
They put a weapon in your hand
Don't they see we're all the same
The same blood's running through our veins
So I took you by your hand
While we're walking through our land
Our childhood dreams have been erased
Our future now is based on fate
Don't they see we're all the same
The same blood's running through our veins
Then we're heading to the sea
To take a ship and to be free
All i want to do is touch your hair
Since I've seen you standing there
Don't they see we're all the same
The same blood runs through our veins
I think they all have gone insane
The same blood runs through our veins
Don't they see we're all the same
The same blood runs through our veins
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Wave No Flag pt. II
05:25
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Do you remember when we met?
Your hair was waving round your neck
We were like birds in the sky
They wouldn't catch us if they try
The world we know is burning down
While we were floating down the stream
They tried so hard to burn it down
But we were floating down the stream
We were reading poems to us
Written by poets of old
We tried so hard not to stumble
When all the mountains round us crumbled
The world we know is burning down
While we were floating down the stream
They tried so hard to burn it down
But we were floating down the stream
And when we were under the sea
Everything seemed so easy
And now we set our selves on fire
To see if we can get much higher
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Tomorrow Aurich, Germany
Tomorrow is a two men band from Germanys northern coast.
They played their first show in early 2009 in their
hometown and since then played in a lot of different places. In late 2011 their new record Pirate Radio will come out, followed by a little tour through Europe in 2012.
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