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Bergerac

from Tesseract by La Meccanica Sonora

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Music by; LMS and Marc Tena

Lyrics by; Narcís Passolas

lyrics

Reading in my cell, reading in my cell,...


But anybody knew Ulises arrived,

camouflaged among the beggars, hiding his knowable face,

you know how the story goes, an epic with hope and revenge.


You take it for granted, the sun shines for everyone, well,

I'm living in this fucking cage, the sun doesn't shine on me.


But two weeks ago, I've finished another book,

this one tells the story of Prometheus, this guy just made fun of Zeus,

you know how the story goes, pride comes before the fall.

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from Tesseract, released November 11, 2014

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La Meccanica Sonora Barcelona, Spain

LMS was born when ex-members of the group "The Danger Mouse" rockmusic.org/dangermouse/ decided to create a group based on improvisation and experimentation.

It currently has the following members;

Narcis Passolas: Bass Guitar, Vocals

Gil Roman: Drums, Vocals

Patricia Serrano: Lead Guitar

Eric Valls: Rhythm Guitar, Vocals ... more

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