Beyond the Dawn

from Somewhere on Earth by The Zen

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lyrics

Going back to the point which it all began
Thousand million times rain covered the barren earth

This never ending voyage seems to make sense
The forces of cosmos are capricious, they play with me

Earth remains the same after all
Nothing is what it used to be, though

The creation of man turns insignificant
Since we lost control of everything for so long

So I’m standing here alone and cold
My feelings once numbed they awake
We all are linked to this concept
We won’t scape from this great truth

A taste of immortality will haunt you, will trap you
But they’re just playing tricks on you

It will take ages to understand
That we’re just a product to be recycled
There’s no peace, no eternal rest
But millenniums and aeons to be covered

Come here and gaze, try to look beyond the dawn
There’s no choice but walking alone

Born again!
Die again!
Face the end!
Lay to rest!

Take my hand!
See the light!
Come with me!
Walk with me!

credits

from Somewhere on Earth, released November 16, 2012
Music by X. Diví,
Lyrics by T. González
Keys by G. Rejón

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The Zen Barcelona, Spain

The Zen rised after the dissolution of Assalt 43 (Hardcore/Punk/Metal). Between June 2011 and January 2012 the band recorded it's first studio album ever, Somewhere on Earth. It's a conceptual album, about the passing of a human soul through death levels and dimensions before falling again on Earth after myriads of time and it's journey to the origin of cosmos. ... more