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02:10
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The Path of Oirat
11:19
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He passed his life searching for the cure,
he was not sure man cannot fly
Pray men, a pray against your fear,
you'll see the truth beyond the fen.
You'll see the stars, far in the North,
Storms of golden birds will lick your ears.
Inhale, exhale, inhale,
feel your senses reaching a vale...
(Then) exhale.
He saved your souls, Oirat-golden speech,
he undressed you from unpure clothes.
This was the first world, pure, eternal,
before the curse, a plague impossible to cure.
A new man will appear, red ears, black nose,
with a flute some notes, then your fear
will turn to joy.
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Oboo
13:02
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"Na te arzhans
Oirat, Galden Oirat
Sary-Jajyk, Ak-jajyk
Oh, Oirat, Galden Oirat"
The black man stands up,
white drool from his mouth,
starts singing a chant of hope.
Plug up your ears, faithless man!
Shut up! Then I feel my lips being sewed up.
Night is coming, night will be full of stars.
Some adepts are setting on a fire,
people laugh, eat and listen to Oirat.
We'll find the truth, following Shunu
and travelling to the sky.
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The Water of Life
12:27
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