1. |
Living
03:50
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and now i’m here in the train travelling along
remember new actions old fashions with the radio on
and now i’m here in the train i’m feeling so strong
remember your words their sound will never be gone
i believe in living
i believe in birth
i believe in the sweat of love
and in the fire of truth
and now i’m here in the rain and i’m swimming alone
remember bad moods and dark nights what seems so wrong?
and now i’m here in the rain and i’m walking along
remember great feelings and evenings i’m dreaming this song
i believe in living
i believe in birth
i believe in the sweat of love
and in the fire of truth
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2. |
Into the Great Wide Open
05:33
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over blacklight mountains i’m flying
i keep on talking in vain
the northern hemisphere is so frightening
long hairs are drawing the rain
i close my eyes to eternity
diving into the deepest core
i spin into this clarity
simple-hearted confusion is no more
into the great wide open
transcending our fear
two-faced profiles fade away
moonbeams disappear
smiling into the conclusiveness
becomes a roaring laughter
i unleash eternal happiness
enthusiastic flashlights going after
a cape of unshakeable thunder
my shield against the doubts of the world
hate and shame are going under
we are ascending while growing old
into the great wide open
transcending our fear
two-faced profiles fade away
moonbeams disappear
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3. |
21
04:40
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this is the last chance
to shake your uptightness off
this is a final speech
for lightheartedness
you don‘t have to dance
but stop telling me
‘bout all those planes
you haven‘t seen
this is a cry for help
what do you really want
this is a mystery
what will your parents say
there‘s no solution
in the coming issue
life is a rainbow only
in your head
are you 21 or on this planet since 65 years
i am waiting yet for the short message of your next denial
these letters were so obvious too obvious i can‘t stand them
you are 21
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4. |
Fragments
03:38
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i‘ve seen the fragments of my life
and it takes a million lights to guide me home
i‘m restless and my knees just fight
against the weight that pulls me down again
never did i try to disappear
losing my grip on reality after all it ends in fear
of starting over once again
somewhere new and all alone through the dark i walk and then
a new torch is rising
changing darkness to light
more than ever mind plays tricks on me
since my heart wasn‘t beating for weeks i try to disagree
on what my head is sending off my feet
but standing still is not what makes my wounds stop to bleed
a new torch is rising
changing darkness to light
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5. |
Home
04:02
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dazzling sunbeams
tickle the mourning leaves
all you have experienced
all you have seen
fading into surreality
reality becomes
a sober dream of the past
i’m coming home
native regions i roam
home sweet home
always remember where you’re from
a stampede of emotions
blurred memories
nostalgia is glimmering
over the open sea
a desert storm is rising
paves the way for my return
i’m coming home
native regions i roam
home sweet home
always remember where you’re from
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6. |
Shipwrecks
04:05
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open my eyes i will discover
the world around just turns too fast
i‘m not alone aboard this shipwreck
and my time to leave has come
abandon‘s all
that keeps me out of harm
moral values grace and glory
those ideals have gone so long
gloom as far as my eyes can see
abandon‘s all that keeps me out of harm
abandon‘s all
that keeps me out of harm
abandon’s all
to keep me out of harm
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Mountain Lake Vista Holzkirchen, Germany
Mountain Lake Vista is a folk band from Bavaria, Germany. Founded in 2014 the band started playing shows near campfires and in dried out riverbeds equipped with nothing more than their acoustic instruments, their unmistakeable three-part vocals and lots of enthusiasm. Their third full-length album "Some Kind Of Freedom" is now available. ... more
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