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Dedicated to Adrian Borland of THE SOUND

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Harry takes the hill, and Worry makes a bill,
Something’s always wrong, and teachers kill ’em all,
Flight of a ghost, reminds of ancient wolves,
Hidden fractures loves, disturb the final fall,

And even a melting house, returns to rainy smell,
Older heavy goat, still waving a spectral bell,
solitude learns to be, equal to drop me
Loneliness teaches us to love ourselves and all

And in the end, Adrian learned to land
Adrian learned to fly
Adrian learned to die…….



Adrian moves the mill, but Amy takes a pill
Something Jimi Wrong, and teachers kill Brian all
Janis of a ghost, reminds of ancient Kurt
Hidden fractured loves, disturb the Freaky falls

If you learn to land
If you learn to fly
If you learn to see
Beyond space and in between
If you’re moving in time
If you make no sound
If you don’t leave traces
If you make your perfect crime
along the seven seas
I found nothing
Nothing at all
for your disease

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from OFFICIAL 6th ALBUM - "CLOSE - LAMB - WHITE - WALLS" (Double Album) Master 88KHz​/​24 bit FLAC, released November 1, 2018
Words P.Lippe-Paparelli, Music Paparelli-P.Lippe-M.Lippe-Sorcinelli

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TWENTY FOUR HOURS Fano, Italy

Twenty Four Hours is an Italian progressive rock band with various influences, including the psychedelic one that is the predominant element.
After their first album, "The Smell of The Rainy Air", vinyl produced in January 1991, the group has acquired a certain notoriety thanks to the welcome of critics signaled the debut of the band among the best releases of 1991. See Wikipedia for details.
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