Mozart Gale
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Mozart Gale
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If you wanna be the best go to the sand
Listen to the melody from infinity
Breathe and feel the soul… soul in your heart
Like delirious flute… flute of feeling
The gray cloud between a look and a sound
Allow to listen a sonata in f
The ordered march became a mystery
That took you to a sudden death
Mozart gale…naive genius
Died sad and alone
In the silence… silence of the bell
The magic flute and the christian knights
A stranger dressed in black and his vision of death
The famous ‘requiem’ that you haven't finished
Under the cold and painful dawn's rain
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