Twilight on the doorway
Snapshots from the fifties
Chilly wind in dark streets
Where the neon lights and stars meet
Behold the golden turtle dreams
Stain the sheets where mothers weep
Tears upon the dry bone
They wait for you, they wait for me
In the room where silence lingers
By the fire of Mesolithic night
By the trail where the animals dragged him
There´s nothing she doesn´t see
She´s keeping count of moments
You can breathe and still not live
She really needs to need it
That is how you feed it
I sometimes hear the choir of screams
In other worlds where mothers grieve
In whispered sacred ghosts of sleep
They wait for me, they wait for you
By the ancient well of blue magic
Me drinking from my broken cup
Between these heavy old buildings
There´s nothing she doesn´t see
They wait for you
They wait for me
Sooner or later one of us goes
I really tried to get close to you
Where the neon and stars meet
Gazpacho is a Norwegian neo-progressive rock band active since 1997. Considered one of the most important acts in the contemporary neo-prog scene, Gazpacho stands out for its complex compositions, classical music influences, and melancholic and introspective atmospheres. The group has released a dozen studio albums, including "Postcards from the Future" (2003), "The Moth" (2006) and "Night", (2018). Some of their most representative tracks include "The Last Man on Earth", "A Thousand Years" and "The Silence of the Lambs". Gazpacho has collaborated with numerous artists in the neo-progressive scene, including Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree.
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