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1942​-​1944

from Home: Chapter One by Seward

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From 1919 to 1941, he used his hands to dig, lived with three old men till his 15th birthday. With a single 21 years blonde grandma, he stole markets and bridges. His deepest dream was to write for the army. She always said he talked too much about questions like how can we make fire with bloom or how ants come to eat bread to your hand.

They pretended electricity, sickness and movement. Travelled around themselves. They went to school together.

In 1945, she started to listen his stomach noise; he learnt how to sit without hands. From 1946 to 1952, they vanished. One year later, she is approaching her knees on my face, her gun too. He brings her a rope and a fork. Every Tuesday they try to kill me, we spend two hours speaking about fear and they move on bright and breezy. In 1955, they will found a school and die together, looking at their first light bulb at home.
They will know nothing about passion.

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from Home: Chapter One, released January 25, 2011

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After 14 years of unstoppable activity on all kinds of stages, Seward have crafted a vibrating sonic manifesto, drawing upon the multiple dimensions of their free song performances. Known by their intense, delicate and theatrical live shows across the world, Seward have celebrated their 10th anniversary in 2020 welcoming new members and recording their upcoming album, their 5th now. ... more

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