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We miss the snow
04:14
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I
I don’t know
But I feel it
Heavy snow
On my blue mitt
All the night
Walking under the moon
You were right
No one gets immune
II
We don’t see
But we find them
Like a key
Or a true gem
Far and bright
They speak to the soul
They recite
Things we can’t control
III
Lots of moments
To redraw a feeling
Then life presents
Us: the flakes are falling
All the stars are
Falling, too
All the stars are
Watching you
IV
Breathing deeply
We can feel the fresh air
And you tell me
How unique is being there
There are "poetries"
On the streets
There are "poetries"
She repeats
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Marcel d'Olive Brazil
Marcel d'Olive is a Brazilian singer-songwriter always looking for different ways to express Transcendence. He flies over
Jazz fields, French Songs, Brazilian Music and Classical Music.
BA in Music and Violin by UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista, and graduated by EMM - Escola Municipal de Música de São Paulo.
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Marcel d'Olive recommends:
María Pien presents an unique work that mixes her beautiful voice and interpretation with sensitive arrangements.
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Talk of the Town EP
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Beautiful, happy, stunning songs in a great album!
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Sky Diving Penguins
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Me & Ennui Are Friends, Baby
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Minimalist solo piano arrangements drive this album by the Melbourne-based singer-songwriter.
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