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Fear Fiesta
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Fear Fiesta
Inside me a storm is brewing
As I gaze out on the ocean
Scathing thoughts rush through my mind
And bitter tears have made me blind
Sunny skies won’t make no difference
On my lonely island far from home
Cause I’m stuck here
At the frontier
Won’t be lazing on the beaches
Have no urge to test the waters
No cold drinks are served tonight
No disco lights are pumping bright
Instead I dance with faceless lovers
Drink a toast to Madame Loneliness
Cause I’m stuck here
At the frontier
Cold fear
Has me nailed to the chair
How come the world is fading?
All my senses seem to be on leave
Will someone ever find me?
How can anybody see me grieve?
Still I’m longing for a new life
Got to build myself a life raft
Venture out on the open sea
That’s the only chance for me
I should will myself a new world
Where you sit impatiently and wait
Cause I’m stuck here
At the frontier
Cold fear
Has me nailed to the chair
Fear - that’s keeping me down
No help in sword or king’s crown
Hope - a flighty creature
A servant of the preacher
Fear - that’s keeping me down
No help in sword or king’s crown
Hope - a flighty creature
A servant of the preacher
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Mythopoeic Mind Oslo, Norway
Mythopoeic Mind is the brainchild of Steinar Børve, a founding member of the Norwegian RIO-/Cantebury-inspired instrumental band Panzerpappa. This project represents a move towards symphonically styled progressive rock.
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Inventive and melodic avant-rock
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