Departed
from This Thing I Call Hope by Stars As Lights
lyrics
This lonely ocean starts to feel like a home.
As the waves crash infront of my soul.
I'm a shipwreck, all molded up in the bottom of the ocean,
as you drift by in your boat in all fashion and causion.
How can I make myself invinsible, unbreakable
How can I make myself unbreakable, invinsible.
Days go by, as I sing about my laziness
Muffled notes deep underwater try to reach the surface.
Should I leave?
Or should I stay?
As the waves crash infront of my soul.
I'm a shipwreck, all molded up in the bottom of the ocean,
as you drift by in your boat in all fashion and causion.
How can I make myself invinsible, unbreakable
How can I make myself unbreakable, invinsible.
Days go by, as I sing about my laziness
Muffled notes deep underwater try to reach the surface.
Should I leave?
Or should I stay?
credits
from This Thing I Call Hope,
released December 1, 2010
license
all rights reserved
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about
Stars As Lights Finland
Hey.
Stars As Lights is a one-man ambient / post-rock project aiming to be the background music for beautiful moments.
discography
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Aug 2016 -
Jul 2014 -
Jun 2013 -
Dec 2010
contact / help
Stars As Lights recommends:
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Inspiring, fresh and new sound from a maturing group. Post-rock at its best.
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Intuitive, calming and organic. These soundscapes only appear when Andy Othling is around. Great music to relax to.
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