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This is one of the first Black Hole live recordings I uploaded on YouTube.

The lyrics are originally written in Greek as a part of a creative poetry writing practice I did back when I was a teenager still in highschool.

YouTube video: youtu.be/vDKibqVbZvM

lyrics

You made me rethink myself
The quality of myself
The goodness in myself
The darkness in myself

So I've changed two hundred percent
I'm like the devil himself
You search for someone to blame
You thought I would do the same
(You thought I would do the same)
(You thought I would do the same)

Memories
You don't want to have
Not an image, not a sound
Nothing good to remember
Nothing good to make you better
(Nothing good)
No, I won't find
(You won't find)

Nothing good to keep inside
To keep inside

Those flower buds in April
And the ocean (The Poseidon)

Those flower buds in April
And the ocean, Mr. Poseidon
And our traveler, The Voyager
From this place of peace
From this place of peace

Where he hits all he can
He hits all he can
He hits all he can
He hits all he can
He hits everything around
He hits all he can
He hits all he can
Everything he can

So, leave fast!

The midday sand
And our King, The Sun
When he smiles from behind those clouds
(Nothing good, nothing good)
When he smiles from behind those clouds
(Little white clouds)
(To keep inside)
In this spring blue sky
(Nothing good, nothing good)
And those little white, little white
(To keep inside)
Little white spring clouds

He hits all he can
He hits all he can
He hits all he can
Everything he can
He keeps ruining
He keeps ruining
He hits all he can
Everything he can

So, leave fast!
So, leave fast!
(Leave!)
(Leave!)
Is this what home is?
(Leave!)
Is this what home is?
Hm?

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from Live from the Black Hole (vol. 2), released December 4, 2020

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Lydia Plain London, UK

I'm an indie artist based in London, UK.

I'm a classical pianist, a musicologist and a teacher.

All my music is written, performed and produced by me.

I find creativity in experimentation and practice. ... more

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