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Wild Mountain Thyme
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When The Levee Breaks
05:28
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Come Along
03:36
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music and lyrics: Albert Kuvezin
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Tuva Rock
04:50
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My ancestors are Hun and ancient Turki,
Ancient Uigur and ancient Kyrgyz.
Also Khakas, Salchak and Irgit,
Some of Mongol and then Communist.
1st chorus: And I am a nomad
But playing rock -
Tuva.Rock
Our ancestors went to far seas
Defeating hundreds tribes on their way.
But our road is just Kyzyl-Abakan
And feudals greed instead of Great Khan
2nd chorus: Hey, nomads
Let's play rock -
Tuva.Rock
From Tuva to Moscow is so far
But Europe is much further- many nights, many days
This my simple song flys around, sails away
And after its journey comes home again
3nd chorus as 2nd one
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Exodus
06:58
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Play With Fire
04:37
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Ulaan Buura
04:13
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Teve-Khaya
03:45
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Love Will Tear Us Apart
04:31
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In A Gada Da Vida
04:48
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Yat-Kha город Кызыл, Russian Federation
The group from Tuva, playing an organic fusion of musical traditions of Tuva, Siberia, Asia, with rock music. Its longtime leader and founder - guitarist and singer Albert Kuvezin, which is also one of the founders of another well-known folk group from Tuva - Huun Huur Tu. The group is considered one of the founders of the direction of "ethno-rock". ... more
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