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David's Lament
04:25
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Personality
03:44
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What I grew up with
you think it’s better without
You said you wanted to know me
I am all that
It’s not who I wake up with
or worse, where do I work
You ask too many questions
but get who I’m not
And when you get just a peek
you still seem to seek
and ask what do I do
and how much I earn,
where I live
and who I hang out with
Well, is that so important?
Forget your conception,
just ask what do I like...?
The rain, mountains and seesaws
and apple pie!
What I grew up with
you think it’s better without
the rain, mountains and seesaws
I am all that
(and apple pie!)
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3. |
At the philosopher's
03:27
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These picking going through my mind
taking away my peace
Though I hide it quite well
you never can tell what has happened to me
But you think you are so smart,
too much for your time
Well, it’s my generation too, you know?
there are more things going on.
You told me:
“You’re completely understandable;
You’re a wannabe poetical”
How could I comprehend?
Seems like I thought you said
“I want you so bad”
We were walking through the corridor
in the commune of your mind
You told me I’m your angel in the dark,
that I blew away your mind
We talked about how it would be
to be politically involved
About what Nietzsche said and Goethe and Marx
and what came before God
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4. |
What now?
03:51
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5. |
Calling you from Syria
03:56
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We spoke just yesterday
I try to phone again today
You’re in a distant place
Though only miles
Before I see your face
Let us talk
Let us talk
Everything is everything
A human being is a human being
“I’m glad you called
it’s not allowed,
let me just step outside”
“What’s wrong?”
“I’m calling you from Syria”
Are you from Israel or Palestine?
No matter who I am
You can call it irony
I’ll see you next week in Germany
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6. |
Wrinkles
04:10
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7. |
It's clear
03:04
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8. |
Desert moon
03:56
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Desert moon
Noam Vazana
Desert moon rising
Desert moon come out
Even though I’m turning white
It’s not the morning
telling everything apart
I hear the Condors in the wake
And I know that dawn
Will bring my soul back
Father night is coming
Spreads his wings too fast
Time has come
I’m turning to dust
It’s almost morning
The coldest hour’s yet to come
I hear the Condors in the wake
And I know that dawn
Will bring my soul back
Today I’ll rise above the sun
And see for myself
It’s all one
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9. |
Half a poem
03:27
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10. |
Luggage
03:29
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You are not alone
04:10
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Noam Vazana Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Noam's music can be described as symphonic pop, she writes spiking piano - driven songs and throws in classical influences
and jazz trombone solo's. This unique combination, her charming personality, and the intimate atmosphere she creates on stage make her a striking performer.
"Noam carries the audience with her unique sound, to completely surrender to her music" -Roccella Jazz
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