1. |
Another Chance
03:52
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Driving along the coast
Big white horse
Standing there
You, rainbow girl
Sparkling pearl
In the rain
He stops and smells
Flower scent
In the air
No one's around
Not the horse or the rainbow
Or the girl
Maybe time will give you
Another chance,
It'll all come down to
Choices you make
Riding a Spanish horse,
White hat on,
In the sun
Hoping for the rain
To bring again
That rainbow girl
You can't stand the heat
You can't hold your beast
And got nothing to drink
C'mon and ride again
ride away
rise again
Maybe time will give you
Another chance,
It'll all come down to
Choices you make
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2. |
Danser
03:25
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Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
Il y en a qui veulent te voir chanter
Ceux qui aimeraient bien te toucher
Il y en a même qui aimeraient te…
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Il y en a qui veulent te voir chanter
Il y en a même qui aimeraient bien te toucher
Et il y a ceux qui aimeraient te…
Moi, je veux te voir danser.
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
Elle, elle ne me regarde pas.
Perdu dans cette foule au beau milieu de ce bar
je cherche à toucher son bras
Elle s’éloigne, elle part
Elle ne me regarde pas.
Je cherche à toucher son bras,
à toucher son bras
Mais je suis perdu
dans cette foule
au beau milieu de ce bar.
Toi, regard fulgurant
tu ne cherchais rien d’autre
que passer du bon temps.
Mais les gens n’aiment pas ça.
Tu cherchais parmi les gens
l’amitié perdue d'antan.
Mais les gens ne comprennent pas.
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
Moi, je veux te voir danser
Toute la nuit, toute la journée.
Toi, tu veux que je m’en aille
Que je m’éloigne, que je m’éloigne.
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3. |
Tiny Shoes
03:04
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Everytime you make that move
I can tell that something's gonna happen
then I just have to sit and look
as the magic happens before my eyes
Everytime you take me for a walk
and I can see that the Sun is shining
then I know that we don't need to talk
as something magic is about to happen
And u start dancing
u close your eyes
and u start smiling
u keep spinning around
these tiny dancing shoes
not a word I've said
can fully explain
what it means to me
the world u create
when at the music beat
u wave your hair
and I get lost in
these blue eyes of u
start dancing
u close your eyes
and u start smiling
u keep spining around
these tiny dancing shoes
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4. |
Kids
03:12
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Your kids are playing
in the playground
and you are telling them
U should be home!
U want them back
'coz they should be
studying 'coz they're gonna throw
their lives away
But they're kids,
and kids
all they wanna do
is, spend sometime with u
kids, they wanna play
And kids,
they don't care 'bout what u want them to do
all they need is some time from u
kids, they wanna play
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5. |
Lonely Loon
03:28
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Sunday afternoon
butterflies and a lonely loon
everything's quiet
by the lake,
u're not far
u're lying next to me
Get a boat and cross the lake
feel the breeze softly in your hair
the Sun is shining
on Devil's lake
u're not far
u're swimming next to me
to me
I'ts not so difficult to be happy
not so difficult to be happy
Sunday, late at night
fireflies and a bottle of wine
the Sun is gone and the fire is low,
u're not far
u're sleeping next to me
to me
I'ts not so difficult to be happy
not so difficult to be happy
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D'Donnier Córdoba, Spain
David Donnier was born in Paris in 1980. At the age of nine he started studying music at the conservatory, and later started
learning guitar with his dad, a world known ethnomusicologist and flamenco guitarist.
In 2008 he formed the band D.Donnier and His Bones, and his own solo project in 2016. His style mixes chanson française with 60's and 70's rock and country music.
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