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lyrics

Home is for the young, who seek the ever after,
dreaming that someday, they'll find a cure.

Home is for the old, whose hopes are in their laughter,
waiting for an answer, to occur.

Home for them are bricks and walls made out of sticks,
down under a roof top, they'll be alone.

(But) I look for a smile, in people's eyes,
guided by my heartbeat, I'll be at home.

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Home is for the child, who sleeps under a blanket,
silently dreaming of new secrets.

Home is for the wise, who bravely hunt the moonrise,
fearless as a goodbye, geared to fly.

Home for them's a door, with locks to reassure,
they break all the bound'ries, for life to own.

(But) I look for a smile, in people's eyes,
guided by my heart beat, I'll be at home."

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from The Other Side, released January 6, 2013
Music : Tord Gustavsen
Lyrics : François Vaiana

Voice : Loïs Le Van
Trumpet : Thomas Mayade
French Horn/Mellophone : Manu Domergue
Piano : Sandrine Marchetti

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