1. |
The Blackest Shores
02:02
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Take me to the north
Where moons fly back and forth
Where flowers lie peacefully
Beneath their tombs of ice, all worn out and weary
Take me to the White Sea
I wanna see the blackest shores
Take me to the land
Where the night has no end
Where dawn remains a dream
Underneath the sky, a veil of lightning steam
Take me to the White Sea
I wanna flee Calliope
I wanna feel something that's real
Find the distance and nothing more
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2. |
The Crease
04:05
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Turn away
The forest has grown where skies die after dawn
Slip away
The road should be long to the place you belong
Fade away
All gone, the forest is gone
Fade away
Can't you smell
The smell of burning flesh at the threshold of hell
Don't you hear
The winds of resistance recede in the distance
Make amends
Is there anyone or anything to blame?
Make amends
Don't look back
The saffron meadows are burning black
And the scent of manure lingers on
Stare again
All gone, the damage is done
Stare again
Let me do
What is right
As it flees out of my sight
Find that peace
I beseech
As it falls out of my reach
How can I get through this?
How can I get through this?
How can I get through this?
How can I get through this?
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3. |
Illness and Cure
02:26
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They let me out of mental hospital
Where they told me I am sick
And I need a professional
They fed me meds to heal my soul
And they brought me to a shrink
Who said I am in control
« Where there's a will, well, there's a way »
Didn't tell her 'bout the drugs
And the years of slow decay
Didn't tell her 'bout the friends
Who couldn't make it to this day
I wish there were a way
I wish there were a way
They let me out of mental hospital
Where they told me I was weak
I should rest there for a week
And I didn't say a word
And through the hallways, left to roam,
Irresolute and unsure
If I'd rather be back home
Irresolute and unsure
If I am illness and cure
If I'd better be back home
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