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Horizons
05:33
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Sometimes I wonder
If light of stars brings stories back
And time runs so quickly
I hide from sight inside my mind
Quiet dimensions come to my life
I close my eyes
There’s a light where words
Break the walls we’ve created
Time responds to sounds
Waking up
My heart sees the waves of eternity
When wind comes by
There’s a light where words
Break the walls we’ve created
Time responds to sounds
Waking up
Life is waiting to reborn in the daylight
Every tear we hold back
Cries for dreams cast aside
Life is here
We decide to love
Broken dreams full of sadness
Of breathe free
Be free
Fly above clouds and mountains
Be free
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2. |
Sin Rumbo Fijo
04:28
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Es en el tiempo que puedo ver
Cada instante nacer
Huellas quedan atrás
Inciertas
Mis pasos no pueden regresar
Van lejos de este lugar
Buscando poder borrar
Recuerdos
Caminamos desde entonces
Caminamos, ¿hasta dónde?
Buscando un rumbo perfecto
Avanzando sin tiempo
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3. |
Endless Rain
03:56
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Endless rain to hold so close
Fall on leaves, fall on stones
Falling on us
A veil of dreams, a veil of hopes
Keeps our hearts away from time
Away from everyone
I close my eyes and I see you
I hear your words, I feel your touch
Please come close, don’t go away
Let me breathe your voice again
Let me hold you with the rain
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Laberinto
04:29
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¿Por qué no puedo ir junto a ti?
Seguir tus pasos, seguirte a ti
Entre las sombras, entre la luz
Busco la puerta que dejaste ir
Cierro los ojos para olvidar
Sin darme cuenta, di marcha atrás
Perdí tus pasos, casi caí
Sobre las hojas de este final
Sólo escucho recuerdos aquí
Sólo veo reflejos de mí
Sólo vivo momentos de ti
Y aún no sé dónde estás al final
¿Dónde estás al final?
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WitchCo. Ciudad De México, Mexico
WitchCo. es un proyecto de rock alternativo con elementos de new wave, trip-hop, progresivo y pop, de la Ciudad de México. El nombre “WitchCo.” (Witch Company), está inspirado en el libro “El Mago de Oz”, de L. Frank Baum.
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