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A song is a place

from Turned green by Quitter Kobe

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a song has a space
a song is a place

where you may rest
or quench a thirst
may learn a step
hide or immerse

a song is a place

you may walk through
or come back to
call to your mind
when feelin' blue

in songs I find
marvels and junk
and learn - ain't life
both palace and dump?

songs are shortcuts
tell me where to
songs are close-ups
into the blue
songs let you know
and songs leave room

a song's a ride
aglow you groove
on with the tide
of beats and loops

glad your lover
is at your side
joyful dancers
surrounding you

a song's a ride
and songs spoke true

a song comes round
it swings, then dies
and for its pulse
a song's alive

and some are friends
I lean upon
and recommend
songs are passed on

some are forlorn
and some cheerful
some gravely mourn
all are of use

a song has a space
a song is a place

to dream of realms
unworldly themes
or dream out loud
stand and be proud

songs lift and stir
and songs inspire
how I value
these lil' chunks of time

and right now

to songs imbued
with compassion
mine be tributes
celebrations

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from Turned green, released June 30, 2012

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Quitter Kobe France

De Brest à Liverpool, d'Osaka à Kobe, il n'y a qu'un pas allègrement franchi, une frontière enjambée.
C'est ainsi que naît cette musique, entre introspection et rêverie.

POUR LE VOYAGEUR IMMOBILE : QUITTER KOBE !

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