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Green Fields

from For Many Years Now (LP) by Ginsonic Beat

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GREEN FIELDS:
- Walking through a military cemetery from the World War II, wondering if it was worth that so many young soldiers lost their lives. Wishing they were alive, as in fact they are in the thoughts of the one who walks through those green fields sown with crosses.
- Paseando por un cementerio militar de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, preguntándose si valió la pena que tantos soldados jóvenes perdiesen la vida. Deseando que estuviesen vivos, como en realidad lo están en la mente de quien pasea por esos campos verdes sembrados de cruces.
- Passejant per un cementiri militar de la Segona Guerra Mundial, preguntant-se si va valer la pena que tants soldats joves hi perdessin la vida. Desitjant que fossin vius, com en realitat ho estan en la ment de qui passeja per aquells camps verds sembrats de creus.

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lyrics

I was walking through those green fields
As I walked I could hear their screams
I was walking through those gray graves
As I walked I could see myself.

Fields of crosses, fields of innocence
Who could kill them?… No one understands
They were born to die, they were born to die.

They died for something you don’t mind
They were dying but we were so blind
Not anyone can say “I’m sorry, your son was born to die”…
Their parents cry and you know why.

I was walking through those green fields
As I walked I could feel a chill
I was walking through those gray graves
As I walked I could read your name,
could see your face, I saw you dead.

Fields of crosses, fields of innocence
Who could kill them?… No one understands
They were born to die, they were born to die.

They died for something you don’t mind
They were dying but we were so blind
Not anyone can say “I’m sorry, your son was born to die”…
Their parents cry and you know why they died.

They died but they’d have to be alive
Alive, alive, yeah, yeah
Alive! They live in those green fields
They were born to live
They live in those green fields.

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from For Many Years Now (LP), released February 5, 2016

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Ginsonic Beat is all about music made with passion and sharing it with YOU. We make pop-rock songs with a little bit of funk with a unique yet familiar sound rooted in the 80s/90s and varied musical influences. We attempt to make positive and vibrant songs, which are about feelings, emotions and human stories. We put our heart and soul into our music and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do! ... more

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