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Beyond
06:28
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Greek Fire
03:55
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3. |
That One is Cacus
04:26
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(From Dante Alighieri, Inferno, XXV canto)
At the conclusion of his words, the thief
Lifted his hands aloft with both the figs,
Crying: "Take that, God, for at thee I aim them"
From that time forth the serpents were my friends
For one entwined itself about his neck
As if it said: "I will not thou speak more"
And round his arms another, and rebound him,
Clinching itself together so in front,
That with them he could not a motion make.
Pistoia, ah, Pistoia! why resolve not
To burn thyself to ashes and so perish
Since in ill-doing thy seed excellest?
Through all the sombre circles of this Hell
I do not think Maremma has so many
Serpents as he had all along his neck,
As far as where our countenance begins.
Upon the shoulders, just behind the nape,
Upon the shoulders, just behind the nape
With wings wide open was a dragon lying,
And he sets fire to the one that he encounters.
My Master said: "That one is Cacus, who
Created oftentimes a lake of blood.
And you eyes may scream behold, behold
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Morning Hope
05:47
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In a desert land, can’t find an end
Clouds are drifting and rubbish’s placed
And the ladies at the gym in the mirror’s dream
Take the place of oceans
In the dreamers beam
Lights, shops, the mall help souls not to fall
And shoppers say how much we have to care
How grateful is the town when it shouts the seagull mouths
And blind is our desire to stop it for a while
We’re never still, and the life within
Is an empty bottle with seashells in
We got pale blue eyes, even if we don’t
Let’s spit on the face of the morning hope
But then we stop pretending, and there we found time
For our lovers, and recipes and stupid lines
Of something that is more than glue
Forgetting all the medicines
Forgiving all the pain
And see the winter through our broken van
Try, try, try
And overcome the silence
Dancing like nobody’s watching
Not afraid to be happy
We overcome the silence
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In the noble dawn
Light streaming in
Pouring forth
Woes fall away
Tilted light
Tinted/bright
Woes fall away
In the noble dawn
This non attainment
This journey without end
This eternal horizon revealed as union
Every breath a blade of grass in the lightning field
Every breath is a blade of grass in the lightning field
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6. |
A Part of You
06:45
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7. |
Will There Be an End?
05:59
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I could have started somewhere
When my body takes a turn
I’ll bury myself so deep
That my bones won’t feel the pain
After hearing Death Cab playing Tiny Vessels earlier
I was happy to hear them follow up with Transatlanticism,
As the two songs juxtapose one another so nicely
Tiny Vessels sings about something we couldn’t have at all
I could have started somewhere
It only takes the time, the time to fall apart
And start again this fair to get rid of the past
Can I win a part of you
Will there be an end
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Lazybones Flame Kids Italy
Five-piece post-rock band from Italy. We mix the atmospheric touches of instrumental rock with the emotional pull of
American Football's repetitive arpeggios.
Our new album, Beyond, is a soundtrack to overcoming one’s limitations, a recounting of our journey through years and the hard-won discoveries and self-actualizations that inspire us to push toward whatever lies ahead.
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