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If You Do Not Come Tomorrow

from Event Horizon by ATTASHE

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If You Do Not Come Tomorrow (lee Fiafari, aug.28 2015)
1
If you do not come tomorrow
Hence, will not be me
Will not have these beautiful mountains
And my favorite evergreen tree.

chorus:
I believe that tomorrow will be come
And I will be enjoy my life
I can feel it, I feel it so strongly
I just don't care for any signs.
2
If you do not come tomorrow
I can not greet the sun
I can't see this stunning ocean
And I will not hear wind's hum.

chorus:
I believe that tomorrow will be come
And I will be enjoy my life
I can feel it, I feel it so strongly
I just don't care for any signs.
3
I don't believe that the world just disappears
If people do not try of course
I see that some people have no sense of fear
We just need to understand
That our Earth is a little fragile house!

credits

from Event Horizon, released June 27, 2018
Lee J.Fiafari - Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards
Boris Lebedeff - Guitars
Shaked Furman - Drums
Vitaly Zvulun - Bass

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered 2018 at A.G.Studio TLV by Zvulun Bros Alex & Vitaly

Dima Kovalentchick - Multimedia Artist - Cover Design

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FIAFARI Israel

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Fiafari Lee Joe
musician
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songwriter
guitarplayer
singer
arranger
leader of the ATTASHE and MOLAD bands

The rock band MOLAD formed in Israel in 2013.

ATTASHE was founded in 1987 in the USSR.
Hard and heavy metal music group. ATTASHE is Fiafari's childhood band.

Their style of music crosses the best elements of heavy metal and hard rock. ... more

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