Cassiah
from Sleepwalker by WOLVE
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Welcome in the silent garden where dreams are kept forever…
lyrics
If I told you that one day you would drown.
In the arms of, In the shade of a fragile green light.
Open your eyes now, feel the forms fade in the dark.
Open your ears, leave your fears, let the whispers flow inside.
Open your eyes now, let the visions disappear.
All those moments, are lost in the tears, in the rain.
Shattered colors, mirrors distorted, reflecting something stolen.
silent voices, in the stillness of a broken dawn.
Memories fading
Lost in the other side
rain is falling
Run through the dawn, please bring me back down
Everything falling to oblivion.
Trees around me, try to talk to me,
Then everything stops, everything, everything…
Welcome in the silent garden where dreams are kept forever,
Far from black skies above.
There's something, someone, behind me,
Compelling me to carve my name into a piece of wood.
While feeling the blade, sliding down my nape,
I'm crying, I'm feeding the roots.
I die from inside.
Memories fading
Lost in the other side
rain is falling
Run through the dawn, please bring me back down
Everything falling to oblivion.
Trees around me, try to talk to me,
Then everything stops, everything, everything...
Welcome in the silent garden where dreams are kept forever,
Far from black skies above.
"We just found the body, it's in a nasty state.
The body was covered by leaves.
There's a rush of blood which leave the back
and goes down to the left foot.
the eyes are wide open, frozen blue.
My god... there's a big notch in the back.
Wait... something... something luminous... from the body... a sphere full of colors... it's... splendid."
I walk so long asleep, please turn off the light, once and for all.
I see those faces,
So familiar,
Trying to scream,
Try to break free.
They look at me,
They stare...
They cut the rope and let me go..
In my eternal garden.
In the arms of, In the shade of a fragile green light.
Open your eyes now, feel the forms fade in the dark.
Open your ears, leave your fears, let the whispers flow inside.
Open your eyes now, let the visions disappear.
All those moments, are lost in the tears, in the rain.
Shattered colors, mirrors distorted, reflecting something stolen.
silent voices, in the stillness of a broken dawn.
Memories fading
Lost in the other side
rain is falling
Run through the dawn, please bring me back down
Everything falling to oblivion.
Trees around me, try to talk to me,
Then everything stops, everything, everything…
Welcome in the silent garden where dreams are kept forever,
Far from black skies above.
There's something, someone, behind me,
Compelling me to carve my name into a piece of wood.
While feeling the blade, sliding down my nape,
I'm crying, I'm feeding the roots.
I die from inside.
Memories fading
Lost in the other side
rain is falling
Run through the dawn, please bring me back down
Everything falling to oblivion.
Trees around me, try to talk to me,
Then everything stops, everything, everything...
Welcome in the silent garden where dreams are kept forever,
Far from black skies above.
"We just found the body, it's in a nasty state.
The body was covered by leaves.
There's a rush of blood which leave the back
and goes down to the left foot.
the eyes are wide open, frozen blue.
My god... there's a big notch in the back.
Wait... something... something luminous... from the body... a sphere full of colors... it's... splendid."
I walk so long asleep, please turn off the light, once and for all.
I see those faces,
So familiar,
Trying to scream,
Try to break free.
They look at me,
They stare...
They cut the rope and let me go..
In my eternal garden.
credits
from Sleepwalker,
track released January 29, 2014
Written & Performed by Julien Sournac
Arranged & Mixed by Brice Chandler
Guitar by Julien Sournac
Drums by Julien Patoue
Bass by Rafael Leroy & Julien Sournac
Cello by Gulrim Choi
Beat & effects programmation by Julien Sournac
Other programmation by Brice Chandler
Mastered by Andy Vandette, Masterdisk Studio, NYC
Photography by Sournac, Corsica, Summer 1996.
Written & Performed by Julien Sournac
Arranged & Mixed by Brice Chandler
Guitar by Julien Sournac
Drums by Julien Patoue
Bass by Rafael Leroy & Julien Sournac
Cello by Gulrim Choi
Beat & effects programmation by Julien Sournac
Other programmation by Brice Chandler
Mastered by Andy Vandette, Masterdisk Studio, NYC
Photography by Sournac, Corsica, Summer 1996.
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WOLVE Paris, France
Wolve is the moniker of french singer, songwriter & instrumentalist Julien Sournac.
"we're dealing with a band hovering on the borders of indie, alternative and post rock"
- Olav M Bjornsen, May 1, 2015
discography
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Oct 2016 -
Jan 2014
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