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Night Tree
04:07
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The Storm
05:03
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In the summertime, I was relaxing
Swimming in the sea near the shore
I was enjoying the salty taste in the mouth
When I saw in the distance your silohuette
I began to sweat while being in the water
And I felt my hormones start to run amok
I felt black clouds obscured my lonely soul
It was time to ask you who you were
See from afar the intense color of true love
And yet imagine that you run me up
Or kiss each other without even talking
With our lips dried by the sun
You're like a storm in my immense desert
Waiting for a day that never come
Therefore you're mine now that I met you
I pray you never wake me up
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Lazy Day
04:50
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Follow You
03:58
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Something Stranger
03:53
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Bear of Bombay Milan, Italy
Between rhythmic cosmic trips and explosions of color and melody, the Milanese songwriter and musician Lorenzo Parisini inaugurates his new solo project Bear of Bombay with the EP 'Something Stranger'. Born as an evolution of Zivago, with whom he published two Italian-language records, the new course is a journey through the 80s and 90s that distills the 'Psychodreamelectropop' sound. ... more
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