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Under a black cloud (feat. Marco Minnemann & Damian Erskine)

from Architecture of the Absurd by Razl

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lyrics

UNDER A BLACK CLOUD

Show me a candle, show me where I can find a light If I surrender nobody is going to find me
Hold up the candle, tell me when I can start the fight If I surrender nobody is going to find me
Show me a candle, show me where I can find a light If I surrender nobody is going to find me
Hold up the candle, tell me when I can start the fight If I surrender nobody is going to find me
I understand that I’m on my own in this fight And the reality is that
I’m fighting with myself wowowowowo...

I should have built a super time machine
To touch the future every time I want
But every breath I take it seems to be in vain Out of control dark matter cycles
I should have made an artificial cloud of rain
Where I can live! And put my brain in that white kettle But I'm afraid of being a creepy tainted bean
A paranoid mind to recycle
I'm pretty tired 'cause I'm always on the run
Like gamma rays from the sun or the coward knight from the castle

Analyzing memories of the past is like going downhill
Better try it tomorrow when you're down on the ground suffering When I look into the mirror in my dreams
Inside I feel the rain and another part of me
Is painting purple boxes
to keep myself away to feel that pain

If I could walk under the acid rain and playing with the radiation again
but I ́m afraid of being a simple human being just a creation of blue matter
When I was wrong and laying on the solid ground I wish I could fly to the ceiling
Jumping to the stars
Crossing at the speed of light
Trying to find a blackhole
All of this seems to me a pantomime, I realize I'm out of my mind
I'm not afraid to crossing the lightning ring, but I feel weird when I see the red line
Smiley pills are mocking when you ́re gawking and standing on the wall
Time out! you'll have to choose or just forget about it!
Don ́t stop, nobody knows that, Don ́t stop, no one but you can do it Don ́t stop, nobody knows that, Don ́t stop, no one but you can do it Don ́t stop, nobody knows that, Don ́t stop, no one but you can do it

Analyzing memories of the past is like going downhill
Better try it tomorrow when you're down on the ground suffering When I look into the mirror in my dreams
Inside I feel the rain and another part of me
Is painting purple boxes
to keep myself away to feel that pain
A reason, you really have to search for it
Try to find the reason, you really have to find it Try to find the reason, you really have to grab it Try to find the reason, you really have to keep it

If you find the reason sure you ́ll feel better

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from Architecture of the Absurd, released February 16, 2023

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Razl is the pseudonym of guitar player and composer Raúl Huelves. His music moves between progressive rock and jazz rock to alternative blues. Intergalactic dirty guitar grooves for earthling weirdos with collaborators such as Mike Keneally, Bryan Beller, Marco Minnemann, Dean Brown, Damian Erskine, Will Bernard or Charlie Dennard. ... more

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