Crime's the other side of what's right
Baba lives on the wrong side of the earth
On a plain flat planet he would've been white
Nobleman by name aristocrat by birth
Selling shades on the beach by daily routine
Matches the irony of your Western magazine
Papayabananacakecoconutjuice!
Baby with the basket pushes fruits and news
While man came across the sea
To change my under-developed diaper
White man came across the sea
To wipe my ass with tabloid paper
I'm a passionate man help me first
Ease my hunger quench my thirst
Can you see yourself devoured
I'll do anything to stay empowered
Part of him feels like some new kind of Noah
But all he can carry is some hectograms of Goa
Big Mother Ocean shut the stereo down
He travelled to listen not to see
On Arambol Beach his guitar will soon sound
When the last black man's crossed the sea
His earth turned flat his passport photo black
Backpacker Baba's never coming back
Solefald is a Norwegian avant-garde metal band formed in Oslo in August 1995 by Lars Are "Lazare" Nedland and Cornelius Jakhelln. Nedland handled vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, and piano, while Jakhelln played guitar and bass. The band has released seven studio albums, blending elements of black metal, folk metal, progressive rock, and classical music. Their sound is characterized by dark and melancholic atmospheres, intricate melodies, and lyrics often inspired by Norse mythology and Scandinavian folklore. Notable tracks include "Nordlys", "Sorgens Sang", and "The Serpent's Tongue". Their debut album "Blacker Than Black" (1997) marked the beginning of their career, while "In Sorte Diaboli" (2003) is considered one of their most influential works. Solefald disbanded in 2014, but the band's music continues to be appreciated by fans of experimental metal.
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