She is an emerald
In a shining, shining winter
Rosette in a snow globe
Write it up, clean and gold
I spread love
She is anticipating on it
Magic and old invention
Leanin' out the window
Callin' out, woah no
She sees what no one sees
Far away, with you
While every need, and water blue
We'll sail away, on this boat
Till suddenly it's new
Who made loss or whatever alone?
I know I cannot wait that long
I don't know what I should be lookin' at
But I will look wherever I'm told
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
I'm caught up in a storm
That I don't need no shelter from
All I want and all I need
Right here with me
You're right here with me
Call to me, soft and sweet
Cool the fire that burns in me
Catch me when I lose control
Look into my eyes
Look into my eyes
I'm caught up in a storm
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Bitte orca, orca bitte
Dirty Projectors are an experimental rock band based in Brooklyn, led by Dave Longstreth. Formed in 2001, the group is known for their eclectic music that blends elements of indie rock, folk, electronic and avant-garde. The current lineup includes Longstreth, Amber Coffman (vocals, guitar), Angel Deradoorian (vocals, keyboards, samples, guitar, bass), Brian McOmber (drums), Nat Baldwin (bass) and Haley Dekle (vocals). Dirty Projectors have released seven studio albums up to 2010, including "Bitte Orca" (2009), considered one of their most influential works. The group has been praised for its musical complexity, energetic live performances and innovative approach to production. Some representative tracks include "Stillness Is the Move", "Impregnable Question" and "Up in Heaven".
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