1. |
Silence
02:53
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Another game of this silly fate
Strong the feeling tearing me to death
Only your voice brings me back to this world
Calm and warm like your embrace
Silence then comes at last
Our common friend speaking fast
Here to reach that comprehension
You know it’s unknown to the material dimension
It’s another dialogue, a concentration
There’s a kind of wait, an expectation
An emptiness which is then filled in
We can find each other, souls exchanging
An empty space that reveals what is true
A real place where we can be ourselves too
Where we can be ourselves
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2. |
Think With Me
01:38
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Hey... think with me
Think with... me
It’s what you say
Hey... think with me
Think with... me
It’s what you say
That’s what you said
(Please say that again)
That’s what you said
(Please say that again)
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3. |
Victoria (Bonus Track)
03:15
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And so imagine a girl
In all her beauty
Laying down on a field
The sun breaking on her skin
She, in all her purity
She, in all her womanhood
Flowers all around
Blue sky, all above the ground
Connected to Mother Nature
Connected to where she comes from
Connected to the Universe
And all the good things it brought
She knows, she can rule the world
She knows, she can do anything she wants
Perfection, with all her imperfections
A divinity with a beating heart
She's victory
She's light
She's pure
She is divine
Everything is perfect
Everything is green
Breathing in
This windy breeze
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