Lady Volcano - Biker to the bone

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Biker to the bone

I'll never be a grown-up, but I always play it safe
I'll keep on riding with the wind in my face
I don't want no 9 to 5 with suit and tie
I live my life on the edge and let it fly
I'll keep on riding, till the end of time
Cause without motorcycle it ain't no life

I'm a rebel, a wild one, a biker to the bone
I'll never grow old, I'll never be alone
I'll never let you down, I'll never be a bore
I'll keep on living for the wind and thе roar

I'm living for the ride I'm living for the thrill
I'll nеver grow old, I'll never stand still
I'm a free spirit a rider for life
I'll never give up my freedom and my pride
I'll keep on riding I overtake the line
Cause nothing feels as good as a motorcycle ride

I'm a rebel, a wild one, a biker to the bone
I'll never grow old, I'll never be alone
I'll never let you down, I'll never be a bore
I'll keep on living for the wind and the roar
I'll ride till the end, with my heart full of fire
I'm a rider, a wild one, a motorcycle buyer
I'll never be a conformist, a follower, a sheep
I'll keep on living for the wind and the speed
I love to ride with my sweetheart and friends
We'll ride We’ll ride till our hearts are content

W‘re rebels, wild ones, bikers to the bone
We’ll never grow old, We’ll never be alone
We’ll never let you down, We’ll never be a bore
We’ll keep on living for the wind and the roar

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From Oriental Dance to Rock Music – the way of an artist
On a journey to the Orient, the German girl fell in love with oriental dance. She followed the call of adventure and set out to become a belly dancer in Egypt. For many years Sonia Asmahan danced successfully on the Red Sea with her own music and folklore group and founded a dance school there. Today she is one of the masters of oriental dance art and has trained many dancers since then. Due to her role in a popular Egyptian TV series, she also became known beyond the borders of Egypt. Sonia experienced the highlight of her dancing career in Carthage when she presented oriental dance to more than 10,000 spectators in the world’s oldest amphitheater.
Back again, the artist organized workshops and shows and staged two dance theaters in Arabic.
After a show, a volcano photographer compared her to a volcano. This experience inspired her to write her first rock song. Song writing became an integral part of her artistic expression. “Lady Volcano” was born.
In her Orient Rock music album “Falcon’s Dream” she expresses musically through which emotions a refugee passes. His painful but also hopeful thoughts are expressed here.
Since the refugee crisis, the artist has been supporting Syrian refugees and making an important contribution to their integration.