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The End
04:07
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2. |
Lost
02:44
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3. |
Pothole
03:26
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4. |
Those Words
02:18
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Genesis
02:57
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Your life starts at noon
The time where your mother cries.
Wake us up and let us go
Like Kings down to Bethlehem.
Call us waiting down the aisle.
We’ll be praying, waiting for a while.
You are there to meet the ends.
Genesis in our hands.
Hopes arise and follow through
A breeze through the wicked strife.
Now here you are, you make us see
It’s you we revolve around.
Call us waiting down the aisle.
We’ll be praying, waiting for a while.
You are there to meet the ends.
Genesis in our hands.
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6. |
Phosphene
03:42
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Hold me, break me.
Solemnly pray for safety
In these old rags of mine.
Take my hand, hold my breath
It’s in my lungs, you’re in my head.
Now you’re in my bed.
I see you in shades which will run out.
The only thing you do is fill my doubts.¬
Fill my heart up with your gaze.
Make it start to forget all it needs.¬¬¬
Call me up and face the truth.
Coloured eyes, distorted youth.
Soaring weightless,
Searching for comfort in this,
Way beyond space and time.
Blurs awaken,
Filling my eyes, I’m shaken
No more by what has been
I see you in shades which will run out.
The only thing you do is fill my doubt.¬
Fill my heart up with your gaze.
Make it start to forget all it needs.¬¬¬
Call me up and face the truth.
Coloured eyes, distorted youth.
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Merlin John Netherlands
Armed with a guitar and a laptop, Merlin John creates atmospheric acoustic folk music with influences found in Prog and
Minimal music.
The songs range from subtle mellow ballads to up-tempo songs with multiple instruments and beautiful harmonies.
As well as personal stories, Merlin John uses symbolism, folk tales and religious stories as inspirations for songs.
Photographs by Carin Verbruggen.
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