Have in Mind
from Spectrum of the Green Morning by Retrospective
about
"Have in Mind" is the sixth track from "Spectrum of the Green Morning" self-released by Retrospective on 18th November 2007.
Official YouTube album stream: youtu.be/3TwCUdq_OQU
Official YouTube album stream: youtu.be/3TwCUdq_OQU
lyrics
LYRICS
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Try to find grievous place
Where everything has end
Trees remember all of pain
Ground resemble death
That it strange, when we have
To quit the scene
Adventure has come to bad end
Brought sadness and tears
I believe in instance
None considered plan
Tell me am I right?
Where are you now?
What was the reason?
Nobody know
Mayby it's better
Where is your soul?
That disastrous night
Killed everything
Lights felt to face
Roused him from sleep
Blood everywhere
Wind raise a scream
Another man
Choking a fear
It is all
He has gone
Now it's all
He has gone
Pain and a fear
On this road
Loneliness
Flames in his eyes
Suddenly went out
Sorrow took a smile
And we always remeber that face
Sorrow took a smile
Rushed into his life
Trees remember pain
Ground resemble death
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Try to find grievous place
Where everything has end
Trees remember all of pain
Ground resemble death
That it strange, when we have
To quit the scene
Adventure has come to bad end
Brought sadness and tears
I believe in instance
None considered plan
Tell me am I right?
Where are you now?
What was the reason?
Nobody know
Mayby it's better
Where is your soul?
That disastrous night
Killed everything
Lights felt to face
Roused him from sleep
Blood everywhere
Wind raise a scream
Another man
Choking a fear
It is all
He has gone
Now it's all
He has gone
Pain and a fear
On this road
Loneliness
Flames in his eyes
Suddenly went out
Sorrow took a smile
And we always remeber that face
Sorrow took a smile
Rushed into his life
Trees remember pain
Ground resemble death
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credits
from Spectrum of the Green Morning,
released November 18, 2007
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Retrospective Leszno, Poland
Progressive rock band from Poland.
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