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All The Rivers Flow Into The Sea
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Song Info
Genre
Rock • Rock General
Charts
Peak #143
Peak in subgenre #1
Author
Superbron
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Superbron
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September 18, 2009
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MP3 6.2 MB • 128 kbps • 6:47
Story behind the song
This song is about one of the many circles of life.
Lyrics
All The Rivers Flow Into The Sea [verse 1:] So here we go again, The rivers are filled with the fallen rain Wild and free all rivers flow into the sea [verse 2:] And yet, the sea is not full Rivers keep flowing, that is the rule to the sea where all the water should be [chorus:] All the rivers flow into the sea That's how it was and that's how it always will be [verse 3:] How can I ever explain The clouds up in the sky and the pouring rain It can't be true the sky should always be blue [chorus] [bridge:] The sun evaporates the water and the damp rises in the atmosphere forming clouds in the air The wind will blow them here [chorus] [verse 4:] And then the rain will fall making rivers, initially small Then they'll roar on their way back to the shore [chorus] 2x [final:] You will return to where you're coming from in that you really can trust (Ashes to ashes and dust to dust) (c) 2007 Superbron
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Mick James Music
May 03, 2012
I think it has a Moody Blues feel as well, with a touch of Alan Parsons Project. Nice job!
Astronomusic
Nov 12, 2009
A very nice vintage vibe!!! Z&A
Ron Gragg
Oct 24, 2009
This has a classic Moody Blues feel, is well written, and well played. + I like a philosophical bent in the lyrical content! God Bless Ron
Spiritwind pop
Jan 03, 2009
very nice song. Great vocals!!! The talking part was perfect! I rated this song 5 Spiritwind Pop
pantherpie
Dec 19, 2008
Nice!
Marc Glinert
Jan 03, 2008
Love the way it builds up SuperBron. You really sound like Morten Harket on this one!, which is meant as a compliment.