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Beginning
07:01
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Yes, it's the beginning of love
Though the end of the road is not clear
I don't think about the end point anymore
As the mere act of loving is beautiful.
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Taboo Ata
09:14
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A Chant of Praise
06:54
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Say your most beautiful words
Reveal the hidden torture of your silence
And don't be afraid of what they might say
You sing a useless song. -
As our song is not a song in vain
Because love is not a word in vain
Let the sun not rise for the sake of our tomorrow,
if we are going to be indebted for the favor.
As love is indeed the future,
It's indeed the ever lasting.
Downpour and snow
Storm and the sun
With patience and fortitude
You broke them all down
Be until you taste the fruit of your pride
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Invisible
09:28
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Not In My World
07:36
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Mahan Mirarab Vienna, Austria
Mahan Mirarab's aim is to introduce a new narrative through music in regards to middle eastern cultures and jazz and in
doing so he has succeeded to create his complex yet approachable style.
He represents a generation of young migrant musicians in Europe who are changing the sound boarders in the music industry and are pushing for more diversity with respect to quality, dialogue and creativity.
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