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Circle of Life
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As the shadows climb up the pillars
Trying to overtake our home
The father sits back and relaxes on the coach, in front of us all
Having a beer in his hands
He looks so relaxed, so calm
When the household panicked from the dark
They try to find a refuge
Then the father starts to laugh
As the household is shaken to death
Now the house is darker
So wet and so cold
And the weeping goes on till he gets tired enough
The blood covers the tiles of the floor of the house
And its smell fills the air
When the sun starts to glare on the windows of the house
And the sparkles of hope try to open their way into it
The household would expose themselves and become visible again
Hoping that the sun shall never go down again
But the night is resting, waiting behind the door
The hope sparkles inside
Trying to keep them alive
The warm golden light mends their wounds
Departed or not, the blood fountain still sprinkles around
Trying to wash the dirt away
There will come a day that the light hall overcome the dark
There will come a day that the joy shall replace the pain
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Surplus Iran
"Surplus", is a narration by Sepehr Haghighi, based in Norway. It has been active since 2011. It covers various genres and
styles, with an experimental approach. At the moment its focus is on post-progressive rock genre.
Logo design by Masoud Alireza
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