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Lecture Solaire

from Ototeman by Entheos

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lyrics

Le soleil se lève mais les astres sont tombés
C’est comme pour la nuit venue
Retrouver
Les siècles à la loupe de nos genèses spatiales
Et dans les trames du temps, les méandres
parfois des vertiges en queue de galaxie
Les victoires crève-cœur contre les mauvais dieux
Les victoires
Sur les délires chaque fois
Le soleil se lève
Mais c’est la Grand’ déboite maintenant
C’est l’univers en étincelles et qui tend son filet
Où pétillent les êtres du possible

Le soleil rayonne des sigles inconnus
Le ciel s’éponge en volutes électriques
C’est pour nous sans doute qui sommes les yeux…
Moins la clé du code…

Texte: Jean-Lou David

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from Ototeman, released January 7, 2015

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