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Wolverine
03:30
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Turning back the years, in the north countries is told,
There was a sibylline man, they began to call wolverine,
The ancestors wrote: “Colder and stronger than steel”,
No one knew his name, and so they used to sing:
He rides with no past, with no heart,
There’s no death for him, ‘cuz he’s facing his eternal pain.
He can’t use his strength against his ghosts,
There’s an animal howling, over those silent hills.
On a dark and windy road, he rides alone,
Riding on a Thunderbird, and dancing across the night,
When the loud pipes break the silence in the air,
You can see the shadow of the lonely wolverine.
© 2018 Maurice Gene
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Wolverine (Acoustic)
06:19
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Turning back the years, in the north countries is told,
There was a sibylline man, they began to call wolverine,
The ancestors wrote: “Colder and stronger than steel”,
No one knew his name, and so they used to sing:
He rides with no past, with no heart,
There’s no death for him, ‘cuz he’s facing his eternal pain.
He can’t use his strength against his ghosts,
There’s an animal howling, over those silent hills.
On a dark and windy road, he rides alone,
Riding on a Thunderbird, and dancing across the night,
When the loud pipes break the silence in the air,
You can see the shadow of the lonely wolverine.
© 2018 Maurice Gene
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Maurice Gene Reus, Spain
Maurice Gene is a new Indie Folk-Rock musical project. This singer-songwriter and guitarist, started his solo career after years of learning, training, experimenting and collecting musical and social knowledge, in order to find the words and sound he wanted. In this new musical journey, Maurice's purpose is to talk about the odyssey between the broken dreams and the place "where the Sun shines". ... more
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