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Burning brighter and brighter
While evening's glow fades
With the lamp in my hand
And some scars in my face

Go down the road by myself
With rain in my hair
With the lamp in my hand
I can see even there

I've been lighting you candles
Way too long
Please, come home
Please, come home

Don't know where you went, hope it
Wasn't far
Please, come home
Please, come home

I won't forget you, 'cause I
Can't excuse
Any awful thing
I ever did

O, in the dark there's a place for my sins
I will put them in shrines and bury them
In the deep of the woods
There's a tree without roots
I will take all my sins there and bury them

And bury them
And bury them
And bury them

Still alive after every
Attempt on my life
With the lamp in my hand
And some thorns in my side

Go down the road by myself
Still searching for you
And I'm hoping that you
Hope to be found

Don't know where you went, hope it
Wasn't far
Please, come home
Please, come home

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from Colors of a Dying Sun, released April 22, 2020

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North Sea Empire Sweden

North Sea Empire is a solo project by Andreas Rasch, with music that is best classed as a mixture of pop and alternative music. Some songs are neon-shimmering, accompanied by nostalgically as well as futuristically scented synthesizers, sprinkled with guitars. Others lean more to the sound of deep geological repositories for radioactive materials. ... more

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