1. |
Riders of the Presence
04:29
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I know you know
Come on and watch me
You know I know
Please come and watch me now
You’re going home
You’re coming home
You’re coming back to me
You’re going home
Am I your home?
Do I deserve to be?
I know you know
Come on and touch me
You never show
I want to watch you now
You’re going home
You’re coming home
You’re coming back to me
You’re going home
Am I your home?
Do I deserve to be?
I’m waiting for the presence
I’m looking for the essence away
But I want it to find me today
Always..
But I want it to find me,
Just want it to find me today
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2. |
First Rain
02:21
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First rain dropping
Bouncing off the corners of my heart
First rain dropping
Introducing me to the second part of life
Reminds me of my first breath
Of being in love
And now I hear my kids laugh
When first rain has come at last
First rain cleaning
All the ruins of my latest war
First rain slowing
Giving me a chance to breathe again
Reminds me of the knowing
Of eternal coming and going
But while I am in this body
I wish my last breath will be of
The first rain dropping
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3. |
Charlie
03:19
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They say the winter is coming
But we know the winter is gone
They pray for the soil - they are growing
We long to the place we belong
Tell me maybe we can go - in the summer?
Tell me maybe we can go - finally!
We'll see the lights of the fairies
We'll meet an elf on the snow
Please take me away - please hurry!
For I won't forget, I'll be gone
Tell me maybe we can go - in the summer?
Tell me maybe we can go - finally!
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Angelic Circus Israel
Members:
Vocals and keyboard - Galit Aufgang
Bass and Programming - Eran Peres
Guitar and Programming - Rami Moscovich
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