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Ghosts // Creation
04:44
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Ocean Gargle
03:28
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Be Human With Me!
03:15
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[CMaj7 - DMin7]
and then the humans came
the humans came
could you be human together
together with me?
together with me?
could you be with human with me?
could you be human together?
together with me?
under the sea?
let's go swimming together
go swimming together
under the sea
that's what humans do
let's go swimming together
go swimming together
under the sea
that's what humans do
there's no humans under the sea yet
no humans under the sea yet
but give it time
just give it time
so let's go swimming in the sea
together you and me
go swimming under the sea:
be human with me?
[Instrumental]
[FMaj7 - EMin7]
sometimes at night when I'm sleeping
I hear the call of the whales, weeping
saying 'why did you take the sea from me?'
'why did you take the sea away from me?'
yeah, sometimes at night when i'm sleeping
I hear the call of the whales, weeping
saying 'why did you take the sea from me?'
'why did you take the seaaaaa?'
[CMaj7 - DMin7]
so let's go swimming in the sea
together you and me
go swimming under the sea
be human with me
be human with me
be human with me
that's what humans do
that's what humans do
that's what humans do
that's what humans do
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xvelastín UK
Whale-obsessed british-chilean sound artist.
Sound in / as / by / along / with / without / throughout / inside performance.
Composition,
performance and sound design.
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