1. |
Our Promise
04:06
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How many times did you say,
We walk the same road.
How many tears, did I shed,
the day we said farewell?.
Something within tells me not to cry.
Something within takes me to you.
At the seashore and through the land,
I escape from my own fears.
And once again, here I am,
waiting for the Sun.
Through the woods and through the years
I'm still feeling you
And after all, old promise we made
was true.
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2. |
The Loneliness
07:21
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In this dark dream of snow, no one knows my name.
Like the wind that weakly blows in a empty room.
How does the rain know when to stop falling
if no one listens to it?
Uh, no one knows my name.
Uh, everything remains the same.
Through the broken glass I see the loneliness of the road.
The cold comes through the door, but I'm not sure I feel it.
But sometimes the sun escapes through the storm.
And someone discover his face.
How can silence hurt so much?.
I cry out in the dark.
How can a voice mend my heart?
I scream in the dark.
On this bright snowy day, someone knows my name.
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3. |
What If
05:59
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Staring at you in the distance
Our paths don´t meet
Doubting our existence
I said: Did the pieces fit?
The sound of the train
Moving in one direction
Looking at you again
I see what could be
With you by my side
In this world or in others
I don´t care
about the "what if ..."
Staring at you by my side
Our paths did meet.
This time you didn´t cry
And you said: the pieces fit.
The sound of rain
Falling in one direction.
Why feeling more pain?
And you said: Reality's enough.
What if you had not found me?
Through this river of time,
in this river of time,
What if you had not looked at me?
Would we be here?
Would we be here?
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SomewhereOut Málaga, Spain
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