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Let a smile rise on your face like a sign of grace.
A proof of this softness you receive,
This sweet energy you'll have to give.

Let your soul gently be guided by this soft and kind beam
That you find in those good people.
Emotions, tears, laughs and heat are a fuel.

Holding tight your friend
When you've traveled for a long time.
When you almost reached the end
Of a million light years flight.

Now you know what's drawing you at each other
And what's dividing sometimes.

A sign unleashed against my reason,
Hold the line with no pretention.
That's the game that we play, oh...
And yes this bus stop is real,
Yes you hear my voice.
That's the game that we play, oh...

And now you are so sad inside
Wether I'm rather satisfied.
I've never seen you rising a smile
Wether at least I can almost try.

Talking to you is an endless fight,
As seeking a troll in the darkest night.
All that you know is that
We need a hero, we need a hero...

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from Soft & Kind, released October 3, 2015

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Nick Al Banam and the Minstrels Dijon, France

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