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Wander in the Es

from Portrait of Zahir as a Young Band by Zahir

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Leave the future behind
Forget your home

Come, Come,
The stories they told us were pointless
The paths they showed us were aimless
Why did we remain that still and that mute
While livid hands kept playing silent flutes?
Walk, Walk,
In a dead city named with a lie
Filled with people longing to die
And the music we listened
Left cracks on its walls
And in the dreams I recall
There's nothing but scorn
Come, Come,
'Cause there's still a light
Which shines for the vacuum
There's still a sun spark
At the end of the horizon
So c'mon c'mon, we'll sleep on the cliff
Overlooking the island where they compose riffs
Come, Come,

Wander in the Es
I'd buy the rain just to see you cry again
You dance
On your blame
And black voices echo inside
So dance faster for me
Now
Dance 'till bother my sleep
'Cause dawn's weeping

Wander in the Es

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from Portrait of Zahir as a Young Band, released February 29, 2016

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Zahir Montevarchi, Italy

Zahir knew their start in 2013, only getting to a complete formation in the summer of 2014.
'70's blues and rock are a major source of influence for the band, with a touch of prog, and often dwelving in more acoustic atmospheres.
'Portrait of Zahir as a Young Band" is the band's first EP and a snapshot of their music in its early days. ... more

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