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Will it ever be easy

from Mesopelagic by Zamaramandi

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lyrics

I know that you expect a lot from me, yes you do,
you may do, my friend. But don’t you ever try to
make me think that I am here to fulfill what
you expected. But if I ever fail on my way to my
intended perfection, I wonder, would you be there?
Don’t you prefer to be fair?
Will it ever be easy?Easy to be accepted when you don’t follow the
path set. Easy to be heard, easy to get a single
chance of saying what you want and communicate
what you celebrate, when you’re still way too
young to feel frustrated, isolated. Take your
chance, never give a fuck about those who give
up. Sing as you fucking like to, you know?
That’s all about you.Will it ever be easy to be free?

credits

from Mesopelagic, released May 8, 2014
2014 · Music and lyrics by Zamaramandi
Recorded at A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio by Roberto Sánchez
and Muu! Estudio by Nando Moure “Pali”
Produced and mixed by Roberto Sánchez
Mastered by Ibon Larruzea at Euridia Studio

Zamaramandi are
Xabier Rey Lead vocalsCibrán Rey Drums and backing vocals
Andrés Seoane Backing vocals ( lead vocal in Misbehavior )
Sergio García Bass
Javier Vicente Rythm guitar
David Gago Lead and pick guitar
Adrián Blanco Keyboards
Jorge Méndez Percussions
Pedro Álvarez Alto sax
Fausto Escrigas Tenor sax ( soprano sax in Mesopelagic)
Esteban Barcia Tenor trombone
Ricardo Mouriño Transverse flute

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