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Driving the other Way
02:44
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I walk under shapeless clouds
looking above towards man-made doomed grounds
as the man sings "wearing the inside out"
I will always look for you
in a red a car
driving away
and then your back started bending I didn't know
I swear I was there but I did not hear you
As you drove the other way, I think, the other way.
Although there is no holy book that can make me hand you the truth even with both bare hands
but we can sit here and look at prayer flags as they get pushed around by the wind as we put our hands out the window
with our eyes tight close
Not every "think" that I think is about everything that separates us
But then here and there some thoughts attack me that remind me of aftermath of love
As we burn ourselves away
As you drive the other way I keep thinking about all the things that keep us away
Driving the other way...
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2. |
Forgive me, enemy
02:09
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forgive me
enemy
for I have destroyed
the memory
forgive me
my old friend
for your betrayal
I will
pay years in
cage of life
I will come out with a leg shorter and an arm missing
But my head is straight
to make sure
you are gone beyond the grave
as to this
rage
I must not hold on
forgive me
for I am still holding on
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3. |
Sands of Summer
05:59
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کتبیه، شعر از فریدون رهنما
Katibeh, poem by Fereidoun Rahnama and original song and voice of Farhad Mehrad
گرم و زنده بر شنهای تابستان زندگی را بدرود خواهم گفت
warm and alive over sands of summer I will say farewell to life
تا قاصد میلیونها لبخند گردم .
So I can be the messenger of million laughters
تابستان مرا در بر خواهد گرفت و دریا دلش را خواهد گشود
Summer will devour me and the sea will open its heart to me
تا قاصد میلیونها لبخند گردم .
So I can become messenger of million laughters
تابستان مرا در بر خواهد گرفت و دریا دلش را خواهد گشود
Summer will devour me and the sea will open its heart to me
زمان در من خواهد مرد و من بر زمان خواهم خفت
Time will die in me and I will sleep over time
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Kamyar Arsani Frederick, Maryland
Kamyar Arsani, a scholar of the Daf (the Iranian frame drum) is an Iranian multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. Through his solo work and numerous collaborations, Arsani creates music across an array of styles, ranging from classical Persian music to genre-defying punk and electronic experimentation. ... more
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