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Disharmonized

from My Silent Past by ENEST

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lyrics

We disharmonize
Someone made a wrong note
It echoes in the hall
Like fear
All the little creatures
In all the woods and valleys
Can hear it and shrink
Looking forPeace

I want to hug a tree
Where is the soothing touch
Of soft flowing water
To untangle my hair?
A dischord is squeezing
The breath out of my lungs
The big flute is waiting
For the wind to blow
Again

Walking among the crowd
Faces all passing by
I walk and I sing
For crying out loud
All the different people
And all the sounds and colors
The rhythm that I feel
In everything is
One

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from My Silent Past, released January 1, 2016
Music, lyrics & strings arrangement by ENEST

ENEST: Vocals
Haggai Fershtman: Drums
Hod Moshonov: Synth Bass, Piano
Tomer Moked: Guitar
Amit Carmeli: Live band production
Strings quartet: Hen Shenhar: violin • Avner Kelmer: violin • Galia Hai: Viola • Hilla Epstein: cello

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