1. |
Morning Birds
04:26
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People and beasts
Are going crazy with that heat
We’ve been still
Since a long time, fixing our limbs
Greeting dawn, but nothing can be seen until we turn
And there’s nothing wrong with that,
that’s how our world is made
And there’s no point in feeling sorry
Flair is naive, helplessness comes to anger
Going over, anger then gets louder
Moments just become encrusted, filled with meaning
Loudly, getting rid of possibilities
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2. |
TGD
05:54
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I got hurt with my consent
I’ve been spawned from outer space
But I didn’t mean it
Gotta take this giant leap
With a shiver down my spine
But I did not want that
All the things that I have touched
Sliding fingers on my back
But I didn’t get it
Now I think the shiver’s gone
While I’m crawling on the ground
And maybe I like that
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3. |
Veins
04:15
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4. |
Follow Me When I Leave
07:17
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Lone room, feeble lights
Blend with flashes, dazzling shines of city life down there
And fall on my eyes
Make me wonder if you just know
That I tried to glow
For you
For you
All my useless words
For you
For you
We found out, we don’t know
Washing edges, easing pain while we just understand
Just leave, follow me
Only lasting, memory of the times when
When I tried to glow
For you
For you
All my useless words
For you
For you
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Babel Fish Modena, Italy
Post-rock / Alt-rock band from Modena (Italy) since 2015.
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