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Sine Function
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The traffic noise is so loud
ُThe shadows are wearing out
Surfing on desire
Walking on the air
Climbing up the rope
Suffering from its pain
Led into nothing
Swimming through the air
Fade into gas
When the sky was falling down, I was hanging around there
When the stars paled in my arms, I had to watch them fade
I got wet and so cold then
My body started to shatter down
There's no pleasure left here
There's no answer to the questions
Try to run around and swallow everything
Leaching around the corners
When something was burning in my lungs
I was going to rise, start up and start to move on
When the shadow was upon my sight
I was blinded by its goddamn light
My veins were starting to pomp the blood
I was drowning in this thick fog
Pour the dust in my throat
Woke up, each second sounds like a lifetime
This moment is fabricated, like the others, but in a sad way
Stand up, Taste it, Enjoy it
Being passive is the first ground
Gotta rise up, Gotta be creative, Gotta move
The lack is there, but it's the truth
Gotta build the life on the void
Don't try to sweep up the life
Try to run on the black sea and fly above
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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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