Every Red Heart Shines Toward the Red Sun

~ Parution par Red Sparowes (afficher toutes les versions de cette parution, 4 proposées)

Annotation

2011 3rd repress on ed/orangey/yellow blended vinyl

Annotation modifiée en dernier le 2012-12-13 20:50 UTC.

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▼Vinyle 30 cm (12 po) 1
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A1The great leap forward poured down upon us one day like a mighty storm, suddenly and furiously blinding our senses.
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The great leap forward poured down upon us one day like a mighty storm, suddenly and furiously blinding our senses.
47:00
A2We stood transfixed in blank devotion as our leader spoke to us, looking down on our mute faces with a great, raging, and unseeing eye.
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We stood transfixed in blank devotion as our leader spoke to us, looking down on our mute faces with a great, raging, and unseeing eye.
48:55
B1Like the howling glory of the darkest winds, this voice was thunderous and the words holy, tangling their way around our hearts and clutching our innocent awe.
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Like the howling glory of the darkest winds, this voice was thunderous and the words holy, tangling their way around our hearts and clutching our innocent awe.
310:08
B2A message of avarice rained down upon us and carried us away into false dreams of endless riches.
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A message of avarice rained down upon us and carried us away into false dreams of endless riches.
37:11
▼Vinyle 30 cm (12 po) 2
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C1"Annihilate the sparrow, that stealer of seed, and our harvests will abound; we will watch our wealth flood in."
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“Annihilate the sparrow, that stealer of seed, and our harvests will abound; we will watch our wealth flood in.”
38:43
C2And by our own hand did every last bird lie silent in their puddles, the air barren of song as the clouds drifted away. For killing their greatest enemy, the locusts noisily thanked us and turned their jaws toward our crops, swallowing our greed whole.
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And by our own hand did every last bird lie silent in their puddles, the air barren of song as the clouds drifted away. For killing their greatest enemy, the locusts noisily thanked us and turned their jaws toward our crops, swallowing our greed whole.
41:42
D1Millions starved and we became skinnier and skinnier, while our leaders became fatter and fatter.
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Millions starved and we became skinnier and skinnier, while our leaders became fatter and fatter.
49:55
D2Finally, as that blazing sun shone down upon us, did we know that true enemy was the voice of blind idolatry; And only then did we begin to think for ourselves.
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Finally, as that blazing sun shone down upon us, did we know that true enemy was the voice of blind idolatry; And only then did we begin to think for ourselves.
48:03