les papillons

Les  papillons sont pas si cons

Master Jazz.   Produced by  MMbeats

Raam

Raam E Sevom

Persistent

Available on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/13cx2mxMJjgDzlWu7oIMve

Other streaming platforms:
https://emubands.ffm.to/journeyfaraway


Lyrics:

Will I wake up in my dream? 
Will I wake up in my dream? 
See the architecture of my mind 
Seems familiar but so strange

I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
are made to be broken

I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places
I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places

I open the window and fly
I open the window and fly
but then I realise I can walk through walls 
seems familiar but so strange

I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
are made to be broken

I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places
I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places

I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
I know, I know I’m dreaming 
I know the laws
are made to be broken

I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places
I continue my journey far away 
through empty spaces
and far away places

Journey Far Away

(جام ۱(درآمد

Manual Disconnect

A cross between Iron Maiden, System of a Down and Lady Gaga. Probably the most epic thing I ever made.

Garbage Throne

Vynoralis - The Silence of Men

“No Man’s Land 1914” is a poignant ballad that recalls the famous Christmas Truce during World War I, when British and German soldiers briefly laid down their arms near Ypres. The verses describe how carols crossed the battlefield, leading to handshakes, shared food, and even a spontaneous football match amid the frozen fields. The chorus highlights both the humanity and fragility of this moment: a game played in “no man’s land” before the brutal reality of war resumed. The bridge delivers the heartbreaking shift back to violence, as soldiers obey orders and turn once again into enemies. The final chorus and fading coda underline the tragic contrast—one fleeting day of peace remembered against the backdrop of years of bloodshed, with the football as a lasting symbol of hope, brotherhood, and the longing for peace in the midst of war.

NO MAN'S LAND 1914

Music: Karin-Maria Brunner from Switzerland 
@https://soundcloud.com/user-53145152-479345033

Vocals: Katerina Mrazkova, Lynn Lister
Lyrics come from the most famous book in the world
Arangement: Lagya

Les papillons sont pas si cons

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