The Embrace Of Water
from My Endless Immensity by Falaise
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lyrics
Waiting for the dawn of tomorrow
with these tears that fall in my reflection,
motionless close to this shore.
Moon light mirrored,
moon light mirrored in front of me
uncertain whether to abandon myself in the embrace of water,
as deep as the desperation in me.
I whisper words to the wind
carried somewhere
silent screams, never heard from anyone.
with these tears that fall in my reflection,
motionless close to this shore.
Moon light mirrored,
moon light mirrored in front of me
uncertain whether to abandon myself in the embrace of water,
as deep as the desperation in me.
I whisper words to the wind
carried somewhere
silent screams, never heard from anyone.
credits
from My Endless Immensity,
released August 2, 2017
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Falaise Todi, Italy
Post Black Metal project from Italy.
Members:
Matteo Guarnello
Lorenzo Pompili
discography
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