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Beryllium
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Beryllium fue lanzado el 26 de julio de 2026 por Vertendi Records como parte del álbum Beryllium
ÁlbumBeryllium
26 de julio de 2026
Sello discográficoVertendi Records
IdiomaEnglish
BPM82
Melodía
Nivel de sonidos acústicos
Valence
Capacidad para bailar
Energía

Letra

We burned beneath an August haze
Then drowned inside September rain
The water swallowed Elliott Bay
One match erased the light again
The whole world froze to watch it burn
Like every answer turned to ash
I'm not alive
I'm watching my life unfold
Frame after frame like somebody else's soul
I'm not alive
I'm only passing through
Watching tomorrow forget what it knew
Three blocks beyond the railroad tracks
Above a pawn shop lined with dust
Old radios and hunting knives
Cheap coffee mugs beginning to rust
An old man sleeps with atoms drifting through his head
Somewhere between lithium and boron
That's where they left my name instead
I'm not alive
I'm watching my life unfold
Frame after frame like somebody else's soul
I'm not alive
I'm only passing through
Watching tomorrow forget what it knew
We lose our minds one by one then all at once
The six o'clock news serves another face nobody wants
Yesterday's heroes, tomorrow's ghosts
God, we were so easy to fool
Sometimes I steal a weather-beaten boat
Disappear beyond the San Juan shore
Moon hanging low, a crooked palm
Nothing to ask for anymore
I'd read Laura Palmer's diary
Until the pages turned to sand
It never tells you what survives
It only asks who understands
A woman waits beyond arrivals
Searching every pilot's eyes
Every landing breaks her heart
Every goodbye feels the same
Words tie themselves like telephone wires
After another coastal storm
Red lights bloom across the map
Another place becomes the norm
Every door swings open, every window breathes
Winter whispers, "You're next"
Cigarette smoke, cheap motel whiskey
Static on an AM station
I'm not alive
I'm watching my life unfold
Every mistake already told
I'm not alive
I'm somewhere outside
Watching tomorrow pass me by
One wish, one wave
One name washed away
Written by: Nikolai Ryzhkov
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