1. |
Like a Stone
02:50
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One day you said that I go with the flow
But now I learned how to go first
You said I’ve something magic, where I have wrong?
As a man looking by the horizon
When I’ll see my years gone
I will lay cold like a stone
As a dead weight
In the river bed thrown
You squint your eyes two times and another time, another time
‘cause the vision of the universe is too strong for you
An honest man would say that a fuse is going to light
Still mindful of the world he left behind
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2. |
Pete's Song
02:37
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When lovers stay aside
We can’t know exactly
What they have in mind
Really
The day you knelt down
And cried for pity
The candy on the ground
It was enough for me
It’s impossible to find
How to keep my balance
As if I left a goal behind
And when you take a breath
As a pain forever passed
When you bet all your life
For something better
Help me back to my mind
With an apple pie
I’m trying to forgive
Everything
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3. |
The Hurricane
02:57
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When we face down the hurricane
You have to bend your mane
Stealing a kiss in the rain
I tried to catch you unaware
Taking a peek at my eyes
You found my fantasy
I remember the look on your face
I saw anxiety
Our animals, other visitors
We want live as dreamers
Actually, don’t be afraid my dear
We will get through this pain
Hear the whisper-song of the wind
Don’t look back and watch the stars
And if you will go faraway
I hope for the best (anyway)
We’re just past the hurricane
And you don’t remember my name
Stepping on the glass through the veil
I try reducing the risk
Even if I barricade the doors
And close all the windows
Until we’re past the hurricane
Future will be not unchained
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4. |
Spanish Twist Again
03:43
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Ways of fire
In the distance
Wreath of flowers
In a wedding-concert-day
Mountains glow
I drive alone
As the crow
That learns a tight bond from death
You bring me apart from the scene
You sail through the dark… with me
You laugh in vain
And I do the same
I was trying to frame
The picture of your point of view
We wore down words
About a guest drunk
We looked at the stars
Laying down in a summer day
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5. |
Sancta Sanctorum
04:32
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I have an empty room, don’t you care?
We waited by the moon and wasted breath
You’re moved by the things I don’t understand
I’m trying to warn you
I enter my world going upstairs
I spoke about a loss, please don’t forget
The sequence of the events I don’t understand
I should have expected this from you
I mostly saw the bad side of you
Building what we can from the roots
The mud on my boots
I’ve tried to remove
Don’t you realize the state of the plans you rolled
I looked like a fool, how you dare?
The trails of the moves of your neck
I’m looking for a point I can understand
The warehouse of the soul
Don’t seek logic upon the stars
Just face who you really are
Sancta sanctorum you will find
Forget the speed of your mind
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Dnezzar Venice, Italy
“I’ve been trying to behave for my whole life. Unsuccessfully”
His style is clear-mindendly dazed,
constantly evolving. Songwriting, classical music, electronic experimentation, trying to put together the pieces of a sensitive and, at the same time, chaotic world.
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