La Berceuse
from Lunar Magic by OK Glass
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originally by raocow
arrangement by OK Glass
translation by Chelsey Lam & OK Glass
arrangement by OK Glass
translation by Chelsey Lam & OK Glass
lyrics
nous avançons prudemment comme ça
évitez aussi les châteaux de sable
tu pourriez être sous le toit, tu ne sais pas
l'avenir ne peut que progresser
l'avenir ne peut que régresser
évitez aussi les châteaux de sable
tu pourriez être sous le toit, tu ne sais pas
l'avenir ne peut que progresser
l'avenir ne peut que régresser
credits
from Lunar Magic,
released April 19, 2020
kalimba, glockenspiel, upright bass, baritone ukulele, flute, frame drum, fake pandeiro, shaker, hi-hat, cymbals, banjo, acoustic guitar, Suzuki Andes, vocal
kalimba, glockenspiel, upright bass, baritone ukulele, flute, frame drum, fake pandeiro, shaker, hi-hat, cymbals, banjo, acoustic guitar, Suzuki Andes, vocal
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