The Opal Tide
from Blackshift by Ghostheart Nebula
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lyrics
Lighten the burden
The unhappiness
Feel strongly our smallness
Blend into the dark
Embrace the vastness
The bitter despair
Our thirst of pleasure
Unbroken pain
Extreme dejection
The nothingness
Deathly misfortune
Of our own mind
Of our own mind
The weight of the world
Is on my chest
A flood of lava
Pouring into me
Walls of pain to overcome
Walls in mind to destroy
Winds of pain feed my masochism
Winds in mind clear my thoughts
Hit by an opal tide
Of fear and hope
Of colours and paleness
Stars and oceans
Dancing
In a masquerade
An orchestra plays
A song of silence
To cover the noise
And this wave
That comes every day
Is never the same
And will come the time
When spirit and mind
Will collide
“Quite his crying
Console him
And lighten the burden
Of the life you gave him
A feeling of sorrow and melancholy
An unbroken experience of pain”
The unhappiness
Feel strongly our smallness
Blend into the dark
Embrace the vastness
The bitter despair
Our thirst of pleasure
Unbroken pain
Extreme dejection
The nothingness
Deathly misfortune
Of our own mind
Of our own mind
The weight of the world
Is on my chest
A flood of lava
Pouring into me
Walls of pain to overcome
Walls in mind to destroy
Winds of pain feed my masochism
Winds in mind clear my thoughts
Hit by an opal tide
Of fear and hope
Of colours and paleness
Stars and oceans
Dancing
In a masquerade
An orchestra plays
A song of silence
To cover the noise
And this wave
That comes every day
Is never the same
And will come the time
When spirit and mind
Will collide
“Quite his crying
Console him
And lighten the burden
Of the life you gave him
A feeling of sorrow and melancholy
An unbroken experience of pain”
credits
from Blackshift,
released October 17, 2024
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Ghostheart Nebula Milan, Italy
Ghostheart Nebula is a cosmic doom metal project since 2017, soundtrack to intimistic and dreaming moments.
Featuring Maurizio (vocals), Lucy (female vocals), Nick (guitars), Aron (guitars), Bolthorn (bass) and Panta (drums).
discography
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