1. |
Darkness
07:17
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DARKNESS
Darkness poured in from the sea
Not soft and cooling
but as black screeching birds
with steel claws, like threatening
ragged clouds above our heads
We stood surprised and silent
no one had experienced anything like this
Far over there, voices could be heard
who soon fell silent, we searched for a long time
but those who were gone were never found
Much later, some said they had seen it
from start, but didn´t believe that it would
be like last time, or before that
We should have learnt anyway, they thought so
and therefore stayed silent
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2. |
Quarters
09:09
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3. |
Naxali
05:38
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4. |
End
10:56
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END
Finally, the friendly twinkling lights in the sky disappeared
And also the cheerful crackling of the instruments
Sounds that had made us believe
that maybe there was something
in the dark out there
That we weren't alone, anyway
In disbelief we stared into the black night
And checked again and again the machines that had gone silent
At last, we realised
that those who believed in
higher beings,
And even those who soberly waited for signs from others,
all had been wrong
That we were actually just
alone
We turned our backs on everything amazing and outstanding
and instead started speaking
to each other
It took a while
but when we understood that we were on an island in the dark,
everyone soon
had to take care of themselves
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5. |
Sail
07:24
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Stefan Thorpenberg Sweden
Freeform guitarist from Gothenburg, Sweden.
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