Joh-Paul Palescandolo's photograph of the abandoned subway station in City Hall, New York, had an influence on this song (consider it a musical continuation of ‘Collision’). The photo is available here: willscarlett.aminus3.com/portfolio/163.html. Thank you again, John-Paul, for giving me permission to use it!
lyrics
the tree
they planted it here for us
it sings
a song of a paradise lost
and we hum along to the same old song
tearing the dream-world apart
we move
the laws and decrees aside
cause it keeps a blind status quo alive
and we hum along to the same old song
tearing the dream world apart
it gets darker now, and we drink the wine
it gets darker now, it's so dark
cause everything we knew falls apart
but we will build anew, anew
let it pass, and we will be a
we will be a, we will be as new, as new
let it pass and we will be as new
the door
they left it ajar for us
to leave
the virginal Eden behind
and we sing along to a brand new song
deconstructing our innocent minds
it gets darker now, and we drink the wine
it gets darker now, it's so dark
cause everything we knew
falls apart but we will build anew, anew
let it pass, and we will be a
we will be a, we will be as new, as new
let it pass and we will be as
it gets darker now, it's so dark - we will be as, we will be as it gets darker now, it's so dark
we will be as, we will be as
credits
from Empty Spaces Thesis,
track released June 26, 2015
Music/lyrics/programming/instruments: Johannes Kvarnbrink
Vocals: Michaela Stridbeck
Bass: Nils Andersson
This page contains the musical part of my master's thesis "Empty Spaces – using abandoned buildings as sources of
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