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Many people trick trying to live something they can't reach. At the end, there's only disappointment, for them and everyone involved by them. But if you bump into someone in this situation, don't get sad. They are the ones who fail. Just leave, forgive and forget.

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Everyone’s dancing all around, I’m on the wall.
I can watch everything of you and you’re not so.

I can’t stand but I figure out that you’re not you,
so I go away riding my white horse
but I’m not blue.

I can’t explain what it means to me to burn it all.
Hope you don’t mind if a give in, cause there’s no battle at all.

And maybe before this October ends
lough and life will kill my trickery
and high again.

Don’t you worry, we were not wrong.
We can say we reached gold on top.
We’re just different and on different tracks
but no so stupid to lie ourselves again
shooting the moon.

I wake up and I figure out,
finally I do.
So I go away riding my white horse.

credits

from Relative keys for vital subjects, released April 15, 2016
Drums: Luis Arcos van Reck
Bass: Mario Ramos
Shaker and tambourine: Nacho Anda
Keys/Synths: Yago Sáez
Acoustic guitar: Cristian del Corral
Electric guitar: Marcus Wilson
Vocals: Cristian del Corral

Music and lyrics: Cristian del Corral

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LUBACK Madrid, Spain

Established in 2011, LUBACK has encompassed rock, blues and folk into a unique style. After many concerts and their first album (“Inminente”, 2014, written in Spanish), a new language was needed in order to talk about those things that matter most in our lives (“Relative keys for vital subjects”, 2016). Their last record (“The deal”, 2019) shows their growth towards a pure organic bright style. ... more

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