Dark Leopards of the Moon (original version)
from Dark Leopards of the Moon (Remix EP) by Julie's Haircut
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Original version taken from "The Wildlife Variations" EP.
lyrics
Come lift our hands to our friend the sky
May we celebrate our last goodbye
Caress the snake that bites the hands
Or drift your sons to a no man’s land
Come hear the bells that ring in tune
To reach the sun is the boldest move
Come gently rise to face the truth
In a higher place we’ll follow soon
(the) dark leopards of the moon.
May we celebrate our last goodbye
Caress the snake that bites the hands
Or drift your sons to a no man’s land
Come hear the bells that ring in tune
To reach the sun is the boldest move
Come gently rise to face the truth
In a higher place we’ll follow soon
(the) dark leopards of the moon.
credits
from Dark Leopards of the Moon (Remix EP),
released December 15, 2012
Produced by Julie's Haircut.
Recorded & mixed by Andrea Rovacchi at Bunker Studio, Rubiera.
Produced by Julie's Haircut.
Recorded & mixed by Andrea Rovacchi at Bunker Studio, Rubiera.
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Julie's Haircut Reggio Emilia, Italy
Music to tickle yer brain and soothe yer soul. Don't read these words, listen to the music.
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